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Russia receives the cold shoulder at Bali’s G20 summit

16 November 2022

12:01 AM

16 November 2022

12:01 AM

In the warmth of the Balinese sunshine, Russia has received an unsurprisingly frosty reception from fellow participants at the G20 summit. Barely a few hours in, the tension is already acute. The source of this tension, of course, is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The first summit to be held since the beginning of the war earlier this year, some member states were already questioning whether Russia should still be allowed to retain membership of the G20.

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