G20 Summit in Brazil Concludes with Limited Consensus
The summit highlighted global divisions on key issues as Trump's return to power looms.
- The G20 summit in Brazil ended with a modest consensus on global issues, overshadowed by geopolitical tensions and the anticipated return of Donald Trump to the US presidency.
- A final declaration called for a ceasefire in Gaza and promoted global cooperation, but lacked specific references to key players like Israel and Egypt.
- Disagreements persisted on the language regarding Russia's war in Ukraine, with some leaders expressing dissatisfaction over the weak stance taken.
- Brazil's President Lula da Silva pushed for ambitious climate goals, including a proposed tax on the super-rich to fund climate initiatives, though the final document avoided calling for an end to fossil fuels.
- Joe Biden's last G20 appearance was marked by limited engagement, as world leaders brace for potential shifts in US foreign policy under Trump.
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