The annual G7 summit is happening this weekend in Canada, and there might be some uncomfortable moments for President Donald Trump.  G7 nations include the U.S, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Japan.

Also in attendance will be two representatives of the European Union.  And it seems like the president's recently enacted tariffs will be top of mind for the world leaders.

Canada and the European Union  have both announced retaliatory tariffs.

And the EU even  filed a complaint  with the World Trade Organization.  One day before the summit, French President Emmanuel Macron  stood alongside  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and pledged to push back against Trump's "America First" agenda.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said  she expects  "contentious discussions" during the summit because of multiple policy issues, including trade and climate change.  A report out Wednesday might complicate the trip for President Trump even more.  The Washington Post reported  Trump complained about having to attend the G7 summit with the North Korea meeting right around the corner.