References

Meeting schedules

Each entry links to its announcement or readout and records the date it was checked. An official schedule requires a public primary source naming the meeting. “Reported” identifies a schedule supported by news reporting. A passed date is not treated as proof that a meeting took place. A summit listing never implies that a particular pair of leaders will meet.

Coverage is selected, not exhaustive. Agendas and outcomes are attributed to their sources; government readouts describe that government’s account. Country filters include the hosts and participants explicitly tagged in each record, rather than every potential summit attendee.

“Dates TBA” means the summit year or host has been announced without exact dates. “Provisional” can show a month when official calendars disagree on the days. No day is inferred from a host announcement. Entries are updated when a reliable schedule becomes available.

Event sources

Portrait acknowledgements

António Costa — Frédéric Sierakowski / Council of the European Union. Council reuse terms. Display cropped to fit.

Rob Jetten — Martijn Beekman / D66. Attribution required. Display cropped to fit.

Vladimir Putin — Presidential Press and Information Office / Kremlin.ru. CC BY 4.0. Display cropped to fit.

Serdar Berdimuhamedov — Kanesue. CC BY 4.0. Display cropped to fit.

Xi Jinping — Kremlin.ru / Roman Kubanskiy (processing). CC BY 4.0. Display cropped to fit.

Donald Trump — Daniel Torok / The White House. Public domain. Display cropped to fit.

Donald Tusk — Gov.pl. CC BY 3.0 pl. Display cropped to fit.

Flags: flag-icons, MIT licence.