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G20 Declaration includes PM Modi's anti-war message to Putin, emphasises global economic cooperation, and addresses Ukraine conflict

Leaders meeting in Delhi issue an ambiguous statement on the conflict, drawing criticism from Kyiv.

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

Former Indian diplomat JS Mukul, who served as sous-sherpa for the G20 process and was involved in G20 summits between 2008 and 2011, discussed the relevance of the Delhi summit, the need for compromise and how India will play a role.

President Xi Jinping's absence at the G20 summit this weekend in New Delhi may prove a disadvantage for China in its competition with India as the leading voice of developing countries across Asia, Africa and South America. With its growing diplomatic and economic influence on the global stage amid heightened geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing, experts said, New Delhi regards the summit as its moment to act as a bridge between the West and the Global South - as Xi has chos...

The global assessment, two years in the making, is the first official gauge of progress under the 2015 Paris Agreement.

World Bank report: Online gig work is rapidly expanding, with 435 million people globally engaged. Raises concerns about job security and worker rights.

The G20 talks kicking off in India this weekend will take place during what may well be the world’s hottest year ever. New Delhi, the city where talks are happening, is still recovering from devastating floods. The meeting—of the world’s 19 wealthiest countries and the European Union, together responsible for nearly 80 percent of global power-sector emissions—comes at the outset of a summer marked by record heat, ongoing extreme floods, and deadly wildfires. Those cli...

The World Bank said that there is a significant financing gap for climate action, especially for green economy transition in developing countries.

India’s presidency strives to bridge divides, break barriers, and sow seeds of collaboration in a world where unity prevails over discord