G20 'at risk' if it cannot respond to global crises, Macron says as summit opens
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- The G20 summit in South Africa commenced without the participation of the United States, following President Donald Trump's boycott. French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for the G20 to address global crises collectively, warning that the group's relevance is at stake if it fails to prioritize key issues.
- This development highlights the challenges faced by the G20 in maintaining its influence and effectiveness in global governance, particularly in light of significant absences from major economies like the U.S. and the implications for international cooperation.
- The absence of the U.S. raises concerns about the G20's ability to tackle pressing global issues, such as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and economic disparities. The summit's significance is underscored by its location in Africa, aiming to address the needs of developing nations, while tensions between member states continue to complicate collaborative efforts.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
