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MOST people might not have noticed but the world took a major stride away from being unipolar towards becoming multipolar last week.

Piecing together bits of information that are trickling in – all on condition of anonymity – the drama over how DD became a reality was akin to a T20 cricket match – and a favourable decision was arrived at well before the conclusion of the summit.

It’s a major victory for India in a world riven by geopolitics. It will take more than intent for the spirit of ‘One Earth, One Family, One Future’ to be followed globally in earnest, though

Indonesia's growth prospects and youthful population mean that it is set to be a significant global player in the coming decades as it moves towards becoming a developed economy.

G20 Summit: Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, hopes for the Russia-Ukraine war to end before the G20 Summit in Brazil begins.

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As President Alberto Fernández is scheduled to attend the third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation to be held in Beijing this October, Global Times reporters interviewed Argentine Ambassador to China Sabino Vaca Narvaja on the latest development of bilateral and multilateral cooperation and its implications for the world amid geopolitical challenges.

During the two-day summit, the bloc adopted a consensus declaration that made commitments on several issues, including food and energy security, climate change, and global debt vulnerabilities.

Venezuelan socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro arrived in China, seeking renewed engagement and financing from the Chinese Communist Party.

THE Rics Northern Ireland conference in Belfast last week discussed the impact our profession has made, and continues to make, on issues that matter to society.