Lavrov Tells Japan to Drop Hostile Policy in Rare G20 Side Meeting
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At G20 talks in Atlanta, US pressed that food trade not be used as a tool of pressure, but no joint strategy emerged. Conflicts in Iran and Ukraine complicate food security agreements; Rubio acknowledged lack of consensus. This signals continued fragmentation in multilateral food governance amid ongoing conflicts.
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The G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta concluded without consensus on key economic and security issues, including Ukraine, food security, and critical minerals. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted the meeting, which notably included Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, marking a rare high-level diplomatic engagement on US soil. The lack of a unified communiqué underscores persistent divisions among major powers, despite the symbolic importance of continued multilateral dialogue.
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