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G20 Summit: Leaders Push Multilateralism Amid U.S. Tensions

11/27/2025

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasized a "renewed commitment to multilateral cooperation" at the G20 summit, despite U.S. objections and President Donald Trump's absence.
The summit's declaration, which addressed global challenges like climate change, was issued early, breaking tradition.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged action on the summit's decisions, reinforcing the importance of multilateralism.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned Israeli actions in Gaza as "genocide" and discussed Turkey's potential role in an international stabilization force.
The U.S. plans to host the next G20 summit in 2026 at Trump's golf club in Florida.

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasized a "renewed commitment to multilateral cooperation" at the G20 summit, despite U.S. objections and President Donald Trump's absence.
The summit's declaration, which addressed global challenges like climate change, was issued early, breaking tradition.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged action on the summit's decisions, reinforcing the importance of multilateralism.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned Israeli actions in Gaza as "genocide" and discussed Turkey's potential role in an international stabilization force.
The U.S. plans to host the next G20 summit in 2026 at Trump's golf club in Florida.