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From left, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Barack Obama, and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at last year's G20 leaders summit in Antalya, Turkey.UN photograph by Eskinder Debebe

Opinion

BY EVA BUSZA, VALENTINE OSTASZEWSKI

August 31, 2016

Leaders from the most powerful developed and emerging states will descend on Hangzhou, China in a few days to deliberate on the state of the world’s economy. The G20 Forum—a brainchild of our own former prime minister (then finance minister) Paul Martin—was established nearly 20 years ago in r...

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