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The G20 is over – the USA never signed up – NRK Urix – Foreign news and documentaries

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

G20 ⁤Summit concludes with US Notably ⁣Absent from Key Agreement

doral,​ Florida – November 23, 2025, ⁢5:57 PM CET – The G20 summit has drawn to a close, marked by a meaningful diplomatic development: ​the United States did⁢ not‌ formally sign onto ​a key agreement reached by member nations. This outcome follows a series of behind-the-scenes discussions adn a reported⁤ diplomatic incident involving the transfer of duty during preparatory meetings.

the absence ​of US commitment raises questions about ⁢the future of international ‍cooperation on critical economic and political​ issues. while the specific details of the agreement remain confidential, sources indicate it addresses [insert general area of G20 focus – e.g., global financial stability, climate change mitigation, pandemic preparedness]. The lack⁢ of American participation could potentially weaken the agreement’s impact and effectiveness,prompting other nations to reassess their own commitments.

Earlier this month,reports surfaced regarding a disagreement between the US and South Africa concerning the logistical arrangements for a handover ​of responsibilities. According to sources, ​the US proposed a lower-ranking‍ official to assume a key role, ‌a suggestion South Africa deemed “an insult.” A spokesperson for‌ the South African president⁤ stated that ⁣the proposal to “pass the baton” to such an official was unacceptable. The incident reportedly occurred during⁣ preparations for a potential G20 meeting at the Trump National Doral Miami⁤ property next year, a venue already attracting scrutiny.

The situation ‍underscores the complex dynamics at​ play​ within the G20 and the challenges of maintaining unity ⁣among member states ​with diverging interests. For audiences seeking in-depth analysis of international affairs, NRK ‍Urix offers extensive coverage of foreign news and documentaries, ⁣providing context and insight⁣ into global⁣ events.

Published November 23, 2025, 3:39 PM CET. Updated November 23, 2025, 5:57 PM CET.

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