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Saudi Arabia underlined the importance of international cooperation to support global economic recovery and prevent negative repercussions amid the current international circumstances. Saudi Minister of Finance Mohammad Al-Jadaan revealed the Kingdom’s continuous efforts to support people and countries in need, including its recent provision of urgent support in the amount…

After a walkout over the Russia-Ukraine war, Indonesia is working out its strategy for the group’s November summit.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Thursday that she was committed to working through the Group of 20 major economies to address difficulties brought on by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, despite a walkout by her and several other Western officials from a G20 finance meeting as Russian officials spoke.

G20 countries have provisionally agreed to set up a global fund for pandemic preparedness, likely to be housed at the World Bank.

The officials aim to put pressure on Putin through all means possible.

From the supply-chain crisis to Covid vaccines, the past couple of years have brought home the benefits of self-sufficiency, says the Guardian’s economics editor, Larry Elliott

KYIV, Ukraine: Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine:

Senior officials from Britain, the United States and Canada walked out on Russia's representatives at a Group of 20 meeting on Wednesday with many members condemning Moscow's war in Ukraine, exposing deep divisions within the bloc of the world's major economies.

US, Canadian and British officials leave Group of 20 meeting in Washington as Russian delegates speak, UK minister says.

Sources say US Treasury secretary and BoE governor among those to leave as Russian delegates spoke

Yellen and Powell were joined by other delegates, including ECB head Christine Lagarde.