Germany's Baerbock and the EU's Kallas wear Canadian colours at G7

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2025-03-14

Charlevoix, Canada (dpa) - A fashion statement from German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas has delighted the hosts at the G7 meeting in Canada. Baerbock and Kallas appeared at the conference on Friday dressed in the Canadian national colours of red (Kallas) and white (Baerbock). The two posted two pictures of themselves on Bluesky - a selfie and a rear view in the Canadian colours "We've got your back,"......

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