The Latest Breaking News from G20

Western leaders reportedly didn’t want to spoil India’s ‘coming-out party’ at G20

After seven years of advocating for full membership, the African Union (AU) will join the Group of 20 “most important industrialised and developing economies”. It becomes the second regional bloc to join the group after the 27-member European Union (EU).

It is India’s policy ‘mantras’ of multilateralism, multipolarity and the “middle way” that won the day at the G-20 summit

António Guterres calls for reform of financial architecture, climate solidarity and an end to coal, in speech to UN general assembly

Higher interest rates and weaker trade, as well as sluggish growth in China, likely to hit big economies

India rejects Canada's claim of murder of pro-Khalistan activist by Indian agents on Canadian soil. MEA urges Ottawa to take prompt action against anti-India elements. PM Modi and Trudeau discussed the matter during G20 summit. Canada has expelled R&AW official. India-Canada ties strained over past few months.

Canada has expelled a top Indian diplomat as it investigates what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called credible allegations its government may have had links to the assassination in Canada of a Sikh activist, an accusation that India rejected as “absurd.”

G20 Framework Working Group (FWG) meeting began in Raipur, India. Discussed global economic outlook and supply chain. 65 delegates from G20 and invitee countries, plus international and regional organisations. Presentations on global economic scenario & challenges to supply chain. Deliberations resulted in G20 Reports on food and energy insecurity and…

This fall, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is slated to lead a bipartisan group of U.S. senators to China. The planned trip, like other recent visits to China by high-ranking U.S. officials, is aimed at improving the relationship between the U.S. and China.

Indian lawmakers are sitting in the last session before moving to a new Parliament building and even the opposition parties responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call that saw him lauding the recently concluded G20 summit

There should be no hesitation in recognising that the summit has been a major political and diplomatic success for G-20 and its current president, India