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The United States and host India made the most of Chinese President Xi Jinping's absence from the Group of 20 meeting on Saturday in New Delhi, India. They promoted promoting US-led multilateral lending to counter China's infrastructure diplomacy, went on a charm offensive with developing nations and inserted some minimal language into the communique that indirectly condemned Chinese ally Russia over its Ukraine invasion. The G20, which includes China and Russia and accounts for 85 per...

During an interview on the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Delhi, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Russian President Putin would not be arrested if he attends the G20 meeting in Brazil next year.

New Delhi: In a significant development, PM Narendra Modi has officially transferred the G20 presidency responsibilities to Brazilian Presid... | News Track

Brazilian President assures no arrest for Putin at G20 in Rio de Janeiro next year amid ICC arrest warrant controversy

Oil powers Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have been invited to become members of the BRICS group of developing nations in its first expansion in over a decade.

It’s never been easy for the leaders of the world’s largest economies to find common ground, but the global ramifications of Russia’s war on Ukraine mean even greater challenges for meaningful agreement at the Group of 20 meeting this year. “New Delhi will not want to distract from the main agenda, which is to address issues of concern for the Global South,” said Nazia Hussain, an associate research fellow at Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of Internatio...

At the G-20 meeting, the administration will unveil its plans to counter growing Chinese influence with a new approach to economic development that prioritizes climate action and inclusive growth. But countries burned by decades of Western-imposed austerity aren’t convinced.

At the G-20 meeting, the administration will unveil its plans to counter growing Chinese influence with a new approach to economic development that prioritizes climate action and inclusive growth. But countries burned by decades of Western-imposed austerity aren’t convinced.

Mary Millben praises Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposal to include the African Union in the G20, emphasizing global cooperation and representation

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday that leaders of the G20 summit he is chairing this weekend must support developing nations to tackle climate change with more cash and by sharing technology.Modi has pitched India as a self-styled leader of the "Global South", a bridge between developed and developing countries.