The G20 summit in South Africa ends with the glaring absence of the US after Trump's boycott - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Other G20 nations, including China, Russia, France, Germany, the UK, Japan, and Canada, backed the declaration, which called for more global attention on issues that specifically affect poor countries, such as the need for financial help for their recovery efforts after climate-related disasters, finding ways to ease their debt levels and supporting their transition to climate-friendly green energy sources.
46% : The 122-point Johannesburg declaration made just one reference to Ukraine in a general call for an end to global conflicts and the summit appeared to have made no difference to the nearly four-year war, even as leaders or high-level delegations from all the major European nations, the EU, and Russia sat in the same room for the G20 gathering.
44% : There was no mention of a new international panel on wealth inequality, similar to the United Nations-appointed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which South Africa and others had called for.

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