US EditionTrump Reaffirms that He Will Not Go to the G20 in South Africa and Questions Whether the Country Is in This Group
Trump cited alleged human rights abuses and land confiscations against white Afrikaners to justify skipping the summit; U.S. aid to South Africa was previously cut amid tensions.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced he will not attend the G20 summit in Johannesburg, arguing South Africa should no longer be part of the group.
- Donald Trump has accused South Africa of human rights abuses against ethnic minority Afrikaners and land seizures, but South Africa called these claims `factually incorrect`.
- Trump told reporters it shouldn't be there about the summit location and said the U.S. will be represented at the G20 by Vice President JD Vance.
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Trump says US to boycott G20 in South Africa, repeating allegations about treatment of white farmers
President Donald Trump says no U.S. government officials will be attending the Group of 20 summit this year in South Africa, citing the country’s treatment of white farmers.
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This community has been engaged for centuries in the development of agriculture, but it has also been systematically persecuted by the governments in office and many of its members have been killed for their lands. In January, South African trade union president Cyril Ramaphosa signed a land expropriation law that allows the government to confiscate private property for public purposes, without compensation, if it considers it to be "fair, equit…
The Republican assured that the South African nation "should not even be" in the group, and pointed out that it will not represent the US at the next summit
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