G20

John Kirton on how the G20 leaders failed to confront and control today’s central global challenges.

John Kirton looks at the role of G20 before next week’s leader summit in Brisbane, Australia.

The G20 isn’t and never has been a fixed project, argues Andrew Cooper. And that is its strength.

The G20 talks a lot about “growth targets”. The problem is it never gets past talking, says John Hancock.

Colin Robertson on how Harper can advocate for Canada’s interests at this year’s G20 Summit.

Ensuring this year’s G20 Summit isn’t held hostage to U.S.-Russia tensions will challenge world leaders. But the bigger challenge, argue John Kirton and Julia Kulik, is to make globalization work for the benefit of all.

As the G20 turns all eyes to Russia, will Putin return to reality and start pursuing Russia’s national interest? Aurel Braun says the choice is his.

New blogger Gregory Chin writes.

“The Greek tragedy points to Europe’s hubris,” says Welsh.

Jennifer Jeffs hopes the G20’s Financial Stability Board will be an inclusive multilateral forum.

The solutions to global threats rest with Chinamerica, not the G20, argues Hancock.