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Chinese President Xi Jingping's decision to stay away from the G20 New Delhi summit may have been intended to deny Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi his finest moment but he with US and European leaders cleverly figured out how to counter China effectively on the global stage, Time Magazine said in its latest issue hitting the stands.

Xi Jinping’s decision to stay away from this weekend’s Group of 20 summit may have been intended to deny India its moment. Instead, Prime Minister Narendra Modi — along with the US and Europe — figured out how to more effectively counter China on the world stage.

For the US, any move that bolsters India and amplifies other democracies in the Global South helps to counter China and Russia’s influence, particularly when it comes to bringing about the G20’s call for a “comprehensive, just and durable peace” in Ukraine

India News: Xi Jinping’s decision to stay away from this weekend’s Group of 20 summit may have been intended to deny India its moment.

The final outcome irked Ukraine, which saw the compromise on war language as weaker than what leaders produced just 10 months ago in Bali, Indonesia. But for the US and its allies, criticism of a communique that on substance was similar to Bali and has little impact on the ground is a small price to pay for giving Modi a win that bolsters Indias status as a rising power capable of blunting Chinas global influence.

India, along with the US and Europe, effectively countered Chinas influence at the G20 summit, bolstering Indias status as a rising power capable of blunting Chinas global influence

Xi Jinping's decision to stay away from this weekend's Group of 20 summit may have been intended to deny India its moment.

Xi Jinping’s decision to stay away from this weekend’s Group of 20 summit may have been intended to deny India its moment. Instead, Prime Minister Narendra Modi — along with

President Joe Biden led the charge, seeing in India his administration's best hope of isolating China and Russia — and providing a booster shot to the US—led world order. The result showed that Washington is finally learning the language of the so-called Global South, with India as its principle guide.

NEW DELHI (AP): Ahead of India’s hosting of the G20 summit of leading economies, its prime minister invited 125 mostly developing countries to a virtual meeting in January to signal New Delhi’s intention to be their champion on the world stage. As...