Russia returns to G20 table in Bangkok on U.S. invitation that angers Europe
Russia’s return to the G20 table has tested how far Washington’s outreach to Moscow will strain ties with European allies.
CNBC reports: Russia’s return to the G20 table has tested how far Washington’s outreach to Moscow will strain ties with European allies.
This business story centres on Russia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Bangkok, Europe and Washington.
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