South Africa president says G20 will make declaration despite US warning and 'will not be bullied'
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- The G20 summit in Johannesburg is set to conclude with a joint declaration, as affirmed by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, despite U.S. warnings. This declaration signifies the group's commitment to collective decision
- The announcement underscores South Africa's leadership role in the G20 and its determination to uphold the integrity of the summit against external pressures, particularly from the U.S.
- This situation reflects ongoing tensions in international diplomacy, particularly regarding the influence of the U.S. on global governance and the resilience of multilateral institutions.
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