Pavel Molchanov of Raymond James says if Saudi Arabia needs to cooperate with the Kremlin to maximize its revenues and economic well-being, "that is precisely what the powers that be in Riyadh will do."
Josh Lipsky of the Atlantic Council says the Group of Seven nations have brought down a "heavy financial hammer" against Russia, the 11th-largest economy.
Greg Mills of the Brenthurst Foundation says although the speed of U.S. evacuation operation from Afghanistan has somewhat improved, it was badly handled and chaotic.
The G-7 nations have taken a major step toward global tax reform by agreeing to a minimum corporate tax rate of 15% on multinational companies. CNBC's Tom Chitty is joined by Silvia Amaro to explain.
Simon Baptist of the Economist Intelligence Unit outlines the challenges G-7 countries may face with the newly-launched infrastructure plan aimed at countering China's Belt and Road Initiative.
President Joe Biden will head to Geneva to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday after a three-day summit in the U.K with the G-7. CNBC's Eamon Javers reports.
Helen Mountford of the World Resource Institute says that the G-7 countries need to "close the gap toward the climate finance commitment," after last year's annual target was not delivered.