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DESCRIPTION:Russia's war against Ukraine is bound to leave its mark on the 
 G7 summit to be held in the German Alps on 26-28 June\, but chancellor Ola
 f Scholz has said that it must not lead the group of large economies to ne
 glect future crises\, such as climate change – a key focus of Germany's G7
  presidency. Germany wants to push a 'climate club' of ambitious countries
  as well as partnerships to support emerging and developing nations in the
 ir transition away from fossil fuels. However\, the war could hamper effor
 ts to exit fossil fuels – or it could turn out to be a catalyst for an eve
 n faster transition as many countries race to wean themselves off Russian 
 oil\, coal and gas. But not every country can do so easily. Scholz has inv
 ited the leaders of India\, Indonesia\, South Africa and Senegal to join t
 he summit and aims to enlist their support for a tough stance on Russia an
 d a faster energy transition.One week ahead of the leaders' meeting\, Clea
 n Energy Wire invites experts to assess Germany's energy and climate prior
 ities for the summit and answer journalists' questions.
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SUMMARY:G7 summit: How can Germany push the climate agenda as the war domin
 ates debates?
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