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The recent G20 event provided Bharat with a golden opportunity to exhibit its soft power, rich culture, historical significance, exceptional negotiation skills, and the ability to captivate a global audience. While Bharat seized this moment, some countries found themselves competing for an entirely different title - that of being the "biggest losers." Notably, China and Canada stood out in this regard. China's approach to the G20 event was marked by a stark absence, as its president opted to send his deputy. Moreover, China sought to thwart the passage of numerous resolutions, but Bharat's diplomats skillfully garnered the support of world leaders, successfully securing agreement on critical resolutions and joint declarations. China received a substantial setback when Italy announced its decision to exit the Belt and Road Initiative, opting instead to join Bharat in the creation of the Middle East and Europe Sea and Rail corridor. This ambitious corridor establishes v...

Bharat has achieved an extraordinary feat with the 2023 G20 summit, setting a new standard for inclusivity, cultural vibrancy, and goal-oriented diplomacy. Under the theme "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - One Earth · One Family · One Future," this summit stands out as the most remarkable in G20 history. The scale of this event was nothing short of unprecedented. Leading up to the two-day gathering of world leaders, 220 meetings took place across 60 cities, with over 25,000 delegates hailing from more than 115 countries. Here are the key highlights: Consensus on Ukraine: The summit yielded a historic joint statement regarding Ukraine, highlighting the collective commitment to addressing this pressing global issue. Expanding Membership: G20 welcomed the African Union as its 21st member, enhancing its global representation and reach. MAHARISHI Initiative: The launch of the "Millets And Other Ancient Grains International Research Initiative (MAHARISHI)" demonstrates a dedicatio...