US EditionSouth Africa to host G20 summit boycotted by US
South Africa leads G20 summit focusing on debt relief, climate transition, and critical minerals amid US boycott and evolving diplomatic tensions, representing 85% of global GDP.
- The G20 summit, hosted by South Africa, takes place on November 22-23 in Johannesburg amidst tensions between South Africa and the US.
- South Africa aims to highlight issues affecting poor countries like climate financing and debt reform at the G20 summit.
- The US has boycotted the summit and strained relations with South Africa over aid cuts, tariffs, and disagreements on other issues.
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Modi heads to South Africa for G20 summit boycotted by Trump
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was earlier reported to have skipped out on attending an Asean summit to avoid broaching the issue of Pakistan in a possible meeting with United States President Donald Trump, will be attending the G20 summit in South Africa which has been boycotted by the American leader. The Kolkata-based Telegraph reported that Modi had avoided the last two multilateral platforms where the US President was present — th…
First Summit of the Group of 20 on the Continent: Pretoria pushes debt, climate equity and multi-lateralism, in a context strained by the absence of the United States.
Chinese premier says willing to work with Zambia, Tanzania to build new economic hub
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Ramaphosa says US discussing coming to G20 in South Africa, White House denies
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's president said on Thursday (Nov 20) the US had signalled it might change its mind and participate in the G20 summit in Johannesburg after a boycott by the Trump administration, but the White House dismissed the report as "fake news."Cyril Ramaphosa w
US denies ending South Africa G20 boycott
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday vehemently denied South Africa's announcement that the United States was ending a boycott of this weekend's G20 summit in Johannesburg, saying no US official would take part in talks.
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