G20 foreign ministers face divisions over Ukraine and Middle East wars
Conflict · First reported 30 Oct, 10:11 · Updated 16:30
Foreign ministers from the G20 are meeting in Atlanta for two days amid divisions over the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. The divisions may hinder unified action or statements; Reuters’ headline reports that Rubio urged cooperation.
- A two-day meeting of G20 foreign ministers is taking place in Atlanta, according to The Straits Times.
- Experts and diplomats said divisions over the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East were likely to derail unified actions or statements.
- Reuters’ headline says Rubio urged G20 cooperation amid the divisions over the wars.
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- Atlanta
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- Two days of talks by foreign ministers from the world’s 20 largest economies
- Issues cited
- Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East
- Potential consequence
- Unified actions or statements may be derailed
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- An earlier Lux story reported that a Kremlin aide said the next round of Ukraine talks depended on the situation in the Middle East and other factors. [bda37781-4567-4bd4-9f33-71dbf4b9cf08]
- Another earlier Lux story reported that US forces were said to be prepared for possible renewed strikes on Iran, while President Donald Trump had not made a final decision. [1b4e090c-94cc-4949-a0d1-ca531331006f]
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