Revitalizing G20: Major Powers Must Move Beyond Cold War Mentality
The G20 faces challenges from rising rivalries and protectionism. Major powers must abandon Cold War mentalities to restore its role in tackling global issues effectively.
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The G20 faces challenges from rising rivalries and protectionism. Major powers must abandon Cold War mentalities to restore its role in tackling global issues effectively.
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