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Rubio to travel to Paris to meet G7 foreign ministers next week

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Paris on November 8 for a meeting of Group of Seven foreign ministers, according to the State Department. This marks Rubio's first international trip since the Republican party's losses in recent midterm elections. During his three-day visit, Rubio plans to advance American interests through discussions with G7 counterparts. France recently relocated the meeting from Marseille to Paris due to nationwide protests.
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Rubio on Thursday rejected reports that he would soon leave the administration to run for president in 2028, telling the New York Times in an interview that working for Trump until the end of Trump's term has "always been my plan."
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🔮 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Paris from November 8 to 10 for a meeting of Group of Seven foreign ministers, the State Department said on Friday.
2026-11-06 · The Straits Times
Rubio to travel to Paris to meet G7 foreign ministers next week · assertive framing

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Rubio to travel to Paris to meet G7 foreign ministers next week WASHINGTON, Nov 6 - asserted
Rubio → travel → ministers
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Paris from November 8 to 10 for a meeting of Group of Seven foreign ministers, the State Department said on Friday. asserted
Department → travel → Friday
The meeting will be US top diplomat's first trip since the Republican party's sweeping losses in Tuesday's midterm elections that are likely to put constraints on the Trump administration's foreign policy. asserted
that → put → policy
Rubio will "advance American interests in engagements with his G7 counterparts," the State Department said in a brief statement. asserted
Department → advance → statement
Rubio on Thursday rejected reports that he would soon leave the administration to run for president in 2028, telling the New York Times in an interview that working for Trump until the end of Trump's term has "always been my plan." asserted
working → reject → term
France moved the meeting of the G7 informal grouping of wealthy nations - which also includes Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy and Japan - from Marseille to Paris at the last minute amid nationwide protests. asserted
which → move → protests
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