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NEW DELHI — 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 ...

Ahead of Indias hosting of the of leading economies, its prime minister invited 125 mostly developing countries to a virtual meeting in January to signal New Delhis intention to be their champion on the world stage.

Beijing is seeking stronger Asean ties despite irking several members with its renewed assertions of South China Sea claims.

Jakarta, Sep 8 (Prensa Latina) Indonesian President Joko Widodo met on Friday with Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang, after the Summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which concluded on Thursday.

The Indonesian parliaments budget committee and the government on Thursday agreed on key assumptions for President Joko Widodos 2024 budget and tentatively raised next years spending to 3,325.1... -Today at 03:27 am- MarketScreener

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 the leaders logged onto Zoom, Prime Minister Narendra Modi listed major challenges he said could be better addressed if developing countries had a bigger share in the emerging global order: the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, terrorism, the war in Ukraine. “T...

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As host of the G20 leading economies this year, India has pledged to put the concerns of developing countries front and center and make sure theyre not left behind

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.

The Indonesian president said that peace and stability were key to achieving prosperity. Read more at straitstimes.com.