South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa stated the United States indicated a possible change of mind regarding its G20 summit boycott. The White House swiftly rejected this, calling it fake news and confirming only a formal handover ceremony attendance. Tensions remain high as South Africa hosts the G20 for the first time.
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