
What the G20 Was About and Why We Should Care
G20 summits offer a rare opportunity for global leaders to meet face-to-face in real time. The summit in New Delhi was no different.
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G20 summits offer a rare opportunity for global leaders to meet face-to-face in real time. The summit in New Delhi was no different.
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