Matt Viser

The Washington Post

Prosecutors near charging decision in Hunter Biden case

By: Matt Viser, Josh Dawsey, Perry Stein, Devlin Barrett

After a meeting with Hunter Biden's defense lawyers, prosecutors are closer to deciding whether to seek an indictment for possible gun- or tax-related violations.

The Washington Post

Biden touts his wisdom, defends son Hunter in MSNBC interview

By: Matt Viser

The president brushed back against concerns about his age and said he is proud of his son, the subject of an ongoing Justice Department investigation.

The Washington Post

Biden launches Asia trip aimed at taking on China

By: Matt Viser

As Biden travels abroad to bolster his global push against China, some say he should be seeking ways to lower the temperature.

The Washington Post

Ukraine’s President Zelensky to attend G-7 summit in Japan in person

By: Tyler Pager, Matt Viser, Michelle Ye Hee Lee

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is one of the top items on the agenda at this weekend's summit, where leaders on Friday announced new sanctions on Moscow.

The Washington Post

Biden meets G-7 leaders in Japan as Zelensky lands in Hiroshima

By: Matt Viser, Tyler Pager, Michelle Ye Hee Lee

Ukraine's president arrived in a dramatic last-minute visit to the G-7 summit as President Biden sought to mobilize allies against a rising China's economic power.

The Washington Post

At G-7 summit, leaders call for international standards on AI

By: Tyler Pager, Matt Viser, Michelle Ye Hee Lee

New technologies should be governed by democratic values, G-7 leaders said, adding that international guidelines have not kept pace with AI's rapid growth.

The Washington Post

Endless posing: the constant, awkward photos at world summits

By: Matt Viser

When the world’s most powerful leaders gather to shape the future, like at the G-7, they spend lots of time posing for photos.

The Washington Post

With Bakhmut ‘only in our hearts,’ Zelensky makes impassioned G-7 plea

By: Michelle Ye Hee Lee, Tyler Pager, Matt Viser

The Ukrainian leader met with President Biden, who promised a $375 million tranche of military assistance on the last day of the Group of Seven gathering.

The Washington Post

Biden ends his G-7 visit the way it began: Struggling with the debt ceiling

By: Matt Viser, Tyler Pager

President Biden is headed back to Washington four days earlier than expected to negotiate with Republicans over the national debt ceiling.

Spokesman-Review

Biden meets Zelensky at G-7, announces $375M aid package including ammunition, weaponry

By: Leo Sands, Tyler Pager, Matt Viser, Ben Brasch, Niha Masih

HIROSHIMA, Japan - President Biden unveiled a $375 million military assistance package for Ukraine at the Group of Seven summit on Sunday, the latest pledge from Washington of aid that totals $37 billion since Russia's war began.