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After Vladimir Putin, China's Xi Jinping May Skip G20 Summit In India: Report

Zee News Thursday, 31 August 2023
Several G20 ministerial meetings in India ahead of the summit have been contentious as Russia and China together opposed joint statements which included paragraphs condemning Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine last year.
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 Is China trying to subvert the G20 summit? After releasing a provocative map, Xi Jinping is 'likely' to skip the G20 summit in New Delhi. Has India's G20 presidency rattled Xi Jinping? Molly Gambhir reports.

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