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India doesn't want the summit under its presidency to be the first to end without a joint declaration.

India has turned the G20 into a diplomatic spectacle that has never been seen before.

Despite the geopolitical hurdles created by Russia and China, India has leveraged the G20 as a platform to unite the Global South and position itself as a bridge between the Global South and the G7.

She added that she will bring up the topic of debt relief for poorer countries. Read more at straitstimes.com.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday she will work at the G20 summit in India to build support to increase lending resources for the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank... -Today at 12:34 am- MarketScreener

The G20 must focus on building sustainable debt management and mitigating climate emergencies for small island states, writes Soumya Bhowmick (Observer Research Foundation).

The symbolism of Xi’s decision to host two world leaders as he snubs the Group of Twenty summit sends a clear message about how he prefers to conduct diplomacy.

After 200 meetings held in 60 Indian cities through the year, the campaign to turn India's G20 presidency into a global triumph has reached fever pitch in the run-up to the leaders' summit this weekend.

Leader of Russia, Putin, and Chinas Xi Jinping are skipping the G20 summit, but their absence will have a big influence on the proceedings.

The absence of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit is expected to have a significant impact on the proceedings. While Xis absence will stifle progress on global economic issues, it is Putin and the war in Ukraine that are likely to dominate and hamper progress. The G20 is facing challenges such as high global inflation, slowing growth, and debt struggles, in addition to long-term issues like climate change and sustainable development.