G20 Foreign Ministers Meet Amid Divisions Over Iran and Ukraine
Conflict · First reported 30 Oct, 06:33 · Updated 07:03
Marco Rubio is hosting G20 foreign ministers in Atlanta, where discussions are expected to focus on energy, supply chains and the economic effects of geopolitical tensions. The meeting is set to precede a December leaders’ summit in Miami.
- The Atlanta meeting is expected to address energy and supply-chain challenges and how geopolitical tensions affect economic security.
- Russia’s Sergei Lavrov is attending, while China is sending a deputy in place of Wang Yi.
- The meeting is expected to produce a U.S.-drafted chair summary rather than a final declaration.
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- Meeting location
- Atlanta, Georgia.
- Host
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Russian attendee
- Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
- Next summit
- G20 leaders’ summit planned for December in Miami.
- Expected meeting document
- A chair summary drafted by the United States, rather than a final declaration.
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- An earlier Lux summary reported that Ukraine had reportedly paused strikes on Russian oil refineries as U.S.-backed negotiations were continuing. [d73a82c5-4f61-4628-904a-e99a9e1b765e]
- Another earlier Lux summary said Rachel Reeves and former officials had called on the EU to take custody of €210 billion in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s defence. [1a163b16-6218-47bd-ba53-40802d83ccc5]
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