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- At the G-20 summit in South Africa, French President Emmanuel Macron warned that the G-20 may be nearing its end, citing the absence of the United States and sparse attendance as signs of declining relevance.
- He urged renewed collective engagement to address geopolitical crises and protect humanitarian law.
- As the most experienced leader in the Group of Seven, Macron's views on multilateralism raise questions about international cooperation amid rising nationalism.
