G20 needs new blood, sense of mission

Trudeau might suggest a tighter-knit forum for decisions on core global issues, starting with climate change.

Chinese President Xi Jinping at last November's G20 leaders summit in Turkey. He's hosting this year's summit Sept. 4-5.G20 Turkey 2015 photograph by Aykut Unlupinar/Anadolu Agency

Opinion

BY JOHN SINCLAIR

August 31, 2016

As China prepares to host the G20 leaders’ summit for the first time this week, it’s promising a different kind of summit, one focused on global development and the challenges of implementing the pro-poor goals of the UN’s new Agenda 2030. But China seems fated to do little better than past c...

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