G20 Talks Focus on Economic Cooperation and Russia’s Readiness for Peace
Politics · First reported 30 Oct, 20:13 · Updated 20:55
Marco Rubio urged G20 officials to work together against threats to the economic order, while Kaja Kallas accused Moscow of not being ready for peace negotiations.
- Marco Rubio urged G20 officials to work together against threats to the economic order.
- Kaja Kallas accused Moscow of not being ready for peace negotiations.
- The reports highlight different subjects: economic cooperation and Russia’s readiness to negotiate peace.
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- Marco Rubio, identified as US Secretary of State, urged G20 officials to work together against threats to the economic order.
- EU diplomat
- Kaja Kallas accused Moscow of not being ready for peace negotiations.
- Lavrov
- The centre-side headline says Lavrov presented ‘lies’ at G20 talks.
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- An earlier Lux story said the United States cancelled a planned group photograph at the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in Atlanta after European diplomats objected to appearing alongside Sergey Lavrov. [63a82c85-02c5-432c-949f-99fca9774d93]
- Another earlier Lux story described divisions over Ukraine and the Middle East wars at the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in Atlanta. [47b8c550-8e4b-42c2-9c78-45854177f35a]
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