The Group of Twenty announced in the closing statement of its summit on the Indonesian island of Bali on Wednesday that the “majority” of its member states “condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine”, considering that this conflict “undermines the global economy. ”
The largest economists in the world stressed in the joint statement that “the use of nuclear weapons or the threat of their use is not allowed.
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The Group of Twenty admits that the “war in Ukraine” undermines the global economy according to the closing statement.
On Wednesday, US President Joe Biden condemned the Russian “brutal” bombing of civilians in Ukraine, amid escalating tensions after a missile in Poland.
“While world leaders here meet in Bali to reach progress towards peace, Russian President Vladimir Putin bombed civilians, children and women, it is almost brutal,” Joe Biden said at the beginning of a meeting with Sonak on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Indonesia.
Sonak stressed that he “approved” this description, pointing to the “partnership” between London and Washington at work, “when it comes to facing the brutal actions of Russia in Ukraine.
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A missile in a village in southeastern Poland coincides with Ukraine on Tuesday to a Russian intense shelling targeting the infrastructure.
London Washington is its closest ally, but their relations have been affected in recent years because of Brexit.
Joe Biden’s proud administration of its Irish origins is uncomfortable about the British government’s desire to return unilaterally from the special situation after Brexit, which was negotiated with the European Union.
It is afraid that this will weaken the 1998 peace agreement, which ended three decades of violence between the units, especially Protestants and the Republicans with a majority of Catholic in the British province.
In a previous essence, French President Emmanuel Macron, Chinese leader Xi Jinping, called for uniting their country’s efforts against the war in Ukraine, on the sidelines of the G20 summit held on Bali Island, Indonesia.
French President Emmanuel Macron called on his Chinese counterpart to unify the efforts of Paris and Beijing against the war in Ukraine, during a meeting with the two presidents on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali.
“We should unite our efforts to respond to a global crisis such as Russia’s war in Ukraine. ”
The French presidency said on Monday that Macron will inform the Chinese president that it was “your interest” to pressure Russia to return to the negotiating table..
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