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G20 Foreign Ministers meet in Atlanta amid geopolitical divisions

The G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting commenced in Atlanta, Georgia, led by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The two-day summit serves as a preparatory stage for the G20 Leaders’ Summit scheduled for December in Miami at Donald Trump’s Doral resort.

A significant diplomatic rift occurred when organizers canceled the traditional group photograph. This decision followed refusals by several European delegations, including the United Kingdom and Australia, to be photographed alongside Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband criticized Lavrov, identifying Moscow as the aggressor responsible for global disruptions in energy and food supplies.

The agenda focuses on critical global challenges, including economic resilience, energy security, and food supply chains. Key topics include maintaining freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea, the Black Sea, and the South China Sea.

While the group aims to address interconnected economic and geopolitical crises, consensus remains elusive. Instead of a joint communique, the group is expected to rely on a chairman’s statement summarizing the discussions. The meeting also features discussions on the impact of conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East on global markets and security.

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Atlanta · Don Bacon · Donald Trump · G20 · Jeanne Shaheen · Johann Wadephul · Marco Rubio · Russia · S. Jaishankar · Sergei Lavrov · Sergey Lavrov · United States

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Atlanta, il G20 e la geografia dei corridoi [www.nuovogiornalenazionale.com]
Aile fotoğrafı çekilmedi [sondakikakibris.com]