Published 2 years ago

Putin Going To G20 'A Step Too Far': Australia PM

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Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants Russia's Vladimir Putin excluded from the G20 summit later this year. Morrison objected, citing Russia's war in neighbouring Ukraine. "I think we need to have people in the room that aren't invading other countries," he said. Russia's ambassador to Indonesia said this week that Putin intends to be there.

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Reuters

Australian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin Concerns Attendance at G20 Meeting

[Sydney, 24th Reuters]-Australia's Prime Minister Morrison raises concerns about Russia's President Vladimir Putin's intention to participate in the G20 summit in Indonesia on the 24th. It was revealed that there was. "Mr. Putin is already in a position to blame for war crimes in Ukraine, and it's too much for me to surround the same table as him." Russia's Ambassador to Jakarta, Borobieva, said on the 23rd that Indonesia intends to attend the G…

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Australia PM Morrison flags concerns over Putin's plans to attend G20 meeting

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Thursday said he has been raising concerns about Russian President Vladimir Putin's plans to attend the next G20 summit in Indonesia this year. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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South China Morning Post

Australian PM says allowing Putin at Bali G20 summit ‘a step too far’

Scott Morrison said he had been in ‘direct contact’ with Indonesian President Widodo about the Russian leader’s attendance at the meeting in Bali.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

Putin going to G20 'a step too far': Australia PM

MELBOURNE: Allowing Russian President Vladimir Putin to sit with other world leaders at this year's Group of Twenty (G20) summit would be "a step too far", Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Thursday (Mar 24). Putin has already been invited to the G20 heads of state summit in November by t

2 years ago·Singapore

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