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G20 presidency brings no special powers. But it allows PM Modi to nudge hostile members

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India’s one-year presidency of the G20 group comes as its three superpower-members are locked in dangerous strategic rivalry. The G20 presidency has no special powers. But it gives Prime Minister Narendra Modi a platform to nudge hostile powers to cooperate on shared global challenges like the economy and climate change.

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