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The New Club Order
(21 October 2026) In chaotic times, states are building smaller alliances at record speed. Our…
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UNGA81: The Accountability Test for Big Tech and Multilateralism
(16 October, 2026) At UNGA81, frontier AI companies asked the Security Council for rules, many…
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Critical Minerals: Models for Improving the De Facto Global Architecture
(8 October, 2026) Critical minerals are reshaping global competition. Producer countries need a stronger say…
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The UK’s G20 presidency will push Andy Burnham to the centre of the global stage. What will he use it for?
(5 October, 2026) Among the many crucial decisions Andy Burnham has to make over the…
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Our Place, Our G20: Britain’s chance to shape the international agenda
(28 September, 2026) In 2027, the UK will host the G20, just over a year…
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Henry Huiyao Wang: AI Has Accelerated to a Dangerous Breaking Point; China-US Cooperation is a Must
(22 September, 2026) Artificial intelligence is moving frighteningly fast. AI agents have gone from deleting…
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Cryptocurrency Regulation Tracker
(2 September, 2026) We look at 75 countries—including G20 member states, plus countries with the…
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G20 Watch: Finance Floods Asheville, Civil Society Pushback, and a Hot Year for the G20
(31 August, 2026) The G20 calendar is ramping up fast. This week’s meetings of G20…
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How the African Union is Navigating the United States’ G20 Presidency
(25 August, 2026) When the African Union (AU) took its permanent member seat at the…
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Aligning U.S. Critical Minerals Policy with Africa’s Development Agenda
(17 August, 2026) Africa sits at the heart of the global clean energy transition, holding…
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G20 Watch: Sherpa Meeting #2, Labor Rights, and the UK Presidency
(30 July, 2026) After a relatively quiet July on the G20 front, activity is beginning…
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Africa’s bioeconomy potential: Why modern science and traditional knowledge should converge
(28 July 2026) The G20’s bioeconomy principles rightly emphasise traditional knowledge as an integral form…
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Strengthening the G20 Anti-Corruption Agenda Through Civil Society Engagement
(23 July, 2026)South Africa’s corruption problem runs deep, but a vibrant civil society is helping…
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Diversification without Coordination: The Scope for a Collective African Voice in BRICS
(21 July, 2026) Africa’s presence within BRICS has expanded significantly. South Africa, Egypt, and Ethiopia…
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The U.S. Should Use its G20 Presidency to Support Global Governance Reform
(16 July, 2026) As the United States helms the presidency of the Group of 20…
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Digital transformation and the limits of the G20: lessons from the emerging economy G20 presidencies
(13 July, 2026) South Africa’s Presidency of the G20 – a first for Africa –…
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What Comes Next for the Global South and the Multilateral Order?
(8 July, 2026) For much of the Global South, the collapse of the Soviet Union…
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The G7 delivered, and displayed its limitations
(2 July 2026) In a world of repeated upheavals and shocks, driven by the combined…
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From Extraction to Equity: Decolonising Critical Minerals Governance in the Global Energy Transition
(8 June 2026) Decolonising critical minerals governance focuses on fairness, resilience, security, and prosperity. A…
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Bridging innovation with regulation: The cooperative future of digital finance
(8 June 2026) The future of money depends on convergence and innovation stability. The G20…
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Global South T20 leadership and emerging architectures: who shapes the future of digital and AI cooperation?
(27 May 2026) The four Global South-led G20 presidencies between 2022 and 2025, held in…
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Preparing for a New G20 Alignment
(26 March, 2026) The G20 is approaching a turning point. The shift toward coalition-based governance,…
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America’s G20 opportunity
(13 Jan. 2026) On December 1, 2025, the United States assumed the 2026 presidency of…
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American Supremacy Is Over, and Something New Is Coming
(12 Jan. 2026) Before the Trump administration turned its attention to Venezuela, its major act…
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The G20 was built to stabilise the world’s economy – but it’s failed on climate, debt and inequality
(11 Jan. 2026) The Group of Twenty (G20) emerged from the financial turmoil that followed the collapse of the…
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The U.S. G20 Presidency: A Narrow Agenda in 2026
(19 Dec. 2025) After boycotting the 2025 G20 Summit in Johannesburg, the United States sets…
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G20 2026: Cohesion or Chaos?
(08 Dec. 2025) The recent G20 summit in Johannesburg was historic—it was the group’s first…
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The G20 Presidency Presents an Opportunity for the United States. Will Trump Take It?
(5 Dec. 2025) The Trump administration’s national security strategy calls for US dominance. But in…
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The G20 in Transition: Power, Polarization, and the Fight for Relevance?
(2 Dec. 2025) Multilateral cooperation has never been more necessary and more fragile. The conclusion…
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The G-20 Needs a Grand Bargain With the Global South
(30 October, 2024) There’s been plenty of invective and grandiose ambitions at Vladimir Putin’s recent…
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The Origins of the T20 – Interview with Andrés Rozental (COMEXI)
(4 Oct. 2024) In 2012, a new chapter for global cooperation began when Mexico held…
