U.S. to boycott G20 meeting because of South Africa’s diversity push
The U.S. boycott of the Johannesburg G20 meeting appears to be part of a larger campaign against South Africa by right-wing U.S. politicians. Earlier this week, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz accused South Africa of unfairly expelling Taiwan from its offices in Pretoria. He warned that the move would “deepen tensions” between Washington and South Africa.
In a post on X that took on the tone of Trump, Rubio said he would boycott the G20 talks of foreign ministers in Johannesburg ...
“It is disappointing that Marco Rubio will no longer be attending the G20 ministerial summit on 21 February. Unfortunately, the blame for this cannot be apportioned to anyone but the ANC,” Solidarity ...
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday (February 5, 2025) that he would skip Group of 20 talks this month in ...
Also, Chitanga pointed out that South Africa had disappointed Washington with its non-aligned stance on the Russia-Ukraine ...
This is in light of threats from the United States to pull aid and to boycott the G20 foreign ministers meeting later this ...
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