We20 – Defending the Right to Dissent
India had assumed the G20 presidency end of 2022 and the Leaders’ Summit was held in early September 2023. During this time the Government used it to seek political and electoral mileage, conducting over...
A Statement sans Solutions: India’s G20 Presidency and Its Outcome
The 18th G20 Leaders’ Summit, under India’s Presidency, concluded with the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration. In the backdrop of the war in Ukraine and a “new cold war” between the US and...
G20: Im Interesse der besitzenden Klassen
Vom 8. bis 10. September 2023 richtet die indische Regierung den G20-Gipfel in Neu-Delhi aus. Sie nutzt das Event geschickt, um sich vor der eigenen Bevölkerung als globalpolitisches Schwergewicht zu präsentieren.
Why the G20 declaration is far from the triumph it’s being hailed to be
Aside from a muted criticism of the Ukraine war, the statement is non-committal on climate goals, energy transition and addressing Global South concerns.
G20 vs We20 | The chronicle of a clampdown | The Money Trail
The Money Trail As the date of the #G20 Summit is drawing nearer, the Union Government is becoming more and more intolerant. Its clampdown on the We20 Peoples’ Summit is the latest. When the...
Chronicles of a Missed Opportunity Foretold: India and the G20 Presidency
On August 19, on the second day of the We20: A Peoples’ Summit on G20, which aimed to provide an alternative platform for discussions parallel to the G20, was met with disruption by the...
A brief history of the G20
As India prepares to host the 18th edition of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi in early September, the pomp and show on the streets - wall graffiti, banners, manicured walkways, and hoardings...
Unpacking G20
India assumes the G20 presidency in 2023, forming a pivotal part of the existing G20 troika alongside Indonesia and Brazil. This juncture arrives as the post-pandemic global landscape contends with a confluence of challenges:...
G20 in India: The story so far
India holds the Group of 20 (G20) presidency from 1 December 2022 - 30 November 2023, after swapping it with Indonesia in 2022, and the 18th edition of the Leaders’ Summit is going to...
Beyond borders- Multilateral Policies, Infrastructure Projects and Financing
The update on the developments in the infrastructure sector in August 2023 brings forward perspectives on infrastructure finance from the ongoing G20 summits, an update on the long drawn and awaited multinational India–Myanmar–Thailand Trilateral...
Economists, Social Movements & Political Leaders give clarion call to stand up to the anti-people policies of G20
Over 500 delegates from West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Rajasthan and other parts of the country, representing people’s movements, trade unions and Civil Society Organisations came together at the...
Why are we euphoric of G 20? Have they delivered anything so far?
The Money trail The Indian government is celebrating G 20 Summit as the panacea for all maladies and the proof of its global acceptance. But behind the hype and fanfare lies a murky reality...
G20: Can an elite club push people’s issues?
Huge advertisements flaunting India’s presidency at G20 are adorning our cities everywhere. G20 is being projected as a big achievement of this government; and India is being projected as the ‘mother of democracy.’ On...
India & G20: Legacy & Prospects for Multilateralism amidst a Polycrisis
Name of the Publication: India & G20: Legacy & Prospects for Multilateralism amidst a Polycrisis. Edited By: Sonal Raghuvanshi Foreword By: Prabhat Patnaik Afterward By: Patrick Bond Illustration: Soumik Lahiri Published by: Arpita Das...
G 20: An Explainer
How and why G20 is not for the global south and for all those who are poor https://www.cenfa.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/G%2020.mp4
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