Politics11/7/2025•Bloomberg

Trump Says US Plans to Skip G-20 Summit in South Africa

Trump Says US Plans to Skip G-20 Summit in South Africa

President Donald Trump announced that no US officials will attend the upcoming Group of 20 (G-20) summit in South Africa. This decision is seen as an escalation of the ongoing rift between the US and South Africa, which has been fueled by Trump's claims that the country is mistreating White Afrikaners. The G-20 summit, a gathering of the world's 20 largest economies, is scheduled to take place later this month in South Africa. The absence of US representation at this high-profile international event underscores the growing tension between the two countries and the Trump administration's apparent unwillingness to engage with the South African government on this issue.

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