The mammoth challenge of setting a trend in a polarized world
As the annual G20 Summit concluded last week in Bali, India officially took over the group's presidency from Indonesia with effect from Thursday, December 1. In November, 2008 the inaugural G20 Summit was held in Washington, DC in response to the global financial crisis that occurred in the wake of the collapse of the Lehman Brothers. India's task of pursuing global consensus will be a tough one in the current geopolitical context, with the world seemingly at an inflection point. India is currently a part of the G20 Troika (current, previous and incoming G20 Presidencies) which includes Italy, India, and Indonesia. China and the US are blowing hot and cold at the G-20 summit, with Taiwan and North Korea mentioned as potential flashpoints between the two.
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