Presence of Russian minister invited by the US creates unease at G-20 summit
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Presence of Russian minister invited by the US creates unease at G-20 summit

Correio da Manhã2 September 2026 at 00:15

The presence of a Russian minister invited by the United States generated unease during the G-20 meetings organized by the US. The invitation made by the American administration to the Russian representative created tension among the participating countries.

The United States is responsible for organizing several meetings within the G-20 framework this year. The group is made up of important economies such as China, India, Japan and France, among other countries.

The situation highlights the complexities of international relations in the current context, particularly with regard to Russian participation in multilateral forums organized by Western countries.

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