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Africa’s first G20: A triumph of multilateralism?

Africa’s first G20 summit, held in South Africa's capital Johannesburg, wrapped up on Sunday as President Ramaphosa passed the rotating presidency to the US, which was a no-show at the event. US President Donald Trump boycotted the summit in Johannesburg on unfounded allegations that South Africa's black majority government persecutes its white minority. Despite that, the South African leader has adopted a declaration addressing the climate crisis and other pressing global challenges, which he has hailed as "renewed commitment to multilateral cooperation". Guests: Andy Mok Senior Research Fellow at the Center for China and Globalization Thomas Warrick Director of The Future of DHS Project at Atlantic Council 00:00 - Intro 01:10 - Look into the Africa’s first G20 summit 05:03 - The debate 05:40 - What was the summit’s major accomplishment? 06:43 - Why did Trump repeat discredited white genocide claims? 08:49 - Has the US gifted a leadership opportunity to China and India? 10:19 - To what extent have the divisions within the Republican Party influenced US foreign policy? 11:52 - How effective was the summit? 13:29 - What positives were successfully achieved at this G20? 15:10 - On the US influence in the Global South 17:13 - US absence at G20: A precedent-setting moment? 18:36 - Does the US absence signify it pivoting towards the Indo-Pacific? 20:52 - Does the US absence at the summit signal future G20 disagreements? 22:52 - How was global inequality addressed at the summit? #G20Summit #SouthAfrica #theNewsmakers