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What does the G20 represent to Brazil?
The G20 Leaders' Summit is scheduled to take place on November 18 and 19 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Nearly a month away from...
Stitching the G20 into one Union: India’s moment
India’s G20 presidency combined multi-conceptual themes into One Earth, One Family, and One Future. While One Earth reminded us that there is only one...
The Global South and the South Globe’s Potential
Recently we have seen two important activities of the Global South, notably stronger engagement at the G20 Summit and bigger influence at the G77...
A Brazilian Approach at the G20: Building a Just World and a Sustainable Planet
Brazil’s G20 presidency denotes its last move to reposition itself as an emerging global responsible player and promoter of multipolarity in the international system,...
The guardrails that once prevented wars are failing
Wars are no longer black-swan events. They are a regular occurrence, representing the most significant transformation in global affairs since 9/11. The Israel-Hamas war...
China’s Multilateral Engagement and Constructive Role in the G20
The recent G20 Summit in India has once again taken center stage, attracting global attention as it gathered together leaders and delegates from the...
The G20, the Global South and India
The G20 summit in India turned out to be not ordinary event. The summit of representatives of the largest economies and military-political potentials showed...
The G20 New Delhi declaration: Is “One future” possible?
The G20 New Delhi Declaration, themed "One earth, one family, one future," stands as a remarkable diplomatic achievement for India, even in the face...
G20 is in need of genuine reform
India being the host country, the triumphalist tom-toming that G20 summit on September 9-10 was a “success” is both understandable and probably justifiable. Certainly,...
Sisi and the “New Republic” model in Egypt
Egypt's participation came through President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi in the G20 meetings held in the Indian capital, New Delhi, over the course of September...