South Africa’s G20 presidency closed with a declaration emphasizing solidarity, equality, and sustainability—principles the Trump administration rejected from the outset. The summit’s most visible marker was absence: leaders from six major economies, including the United States, China, and Russia, left empty seats in the room.
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