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Global Agenda: Brazil's G20 Summit Tackles Hunger Amid Conflicts and Political Shifts

Brazil leads G20 discussions focusing on hunger, climate change, and conflict amid global turmoil and the political implications of Trump's return.

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Updated: Nov 18th, 2024, 4:27 PM ET

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At the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian President Lula champions a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, as wars in Ukraine and the Middle East overshadow discussions. Despite global tension and political challenges, leaders focus on hunger, climate change, and economic solidarity. A significant U.S. pledge of $4 billion aims to aid the world's poorest. However, divergent views among member nations, particularly from Argentina, raise questions on consensus around taxation and military conflicts, highlighting a complex diplomatic environment shaped by recent electoral changes such as Trump's return.

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