Cooperation in the G20 is both more difficult and more needed than ever, especially in light of disagreements on how to respond to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, argue Eva-Maria Lynders and Wulf Reiners in their article for the German Institute of Development and Sustainability. In this situation, the “southernisation” of the G20 may lead to a new era of cooperation: the current Indonesian presidency will be followed by India (2023), Brazil (2024) and South Africa (2025). The authors suggest that the sequence of Southern presidencies can bring a stronger development focus, more continuity, and better shared understanding to the G20’s proceedings. An important prerequisite is a stronger cooperation between the G20 and G7. The newly founded T20 Research Forum may support these efforts.
https://blogs.idos-research.de/2022/09/14/a-new-era-for-the-g20-insights-from-the-t20-summit-2022-in-indonesia/

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