Brookings' Madan on G-20 Outcome

The video discusses India's diplomatic success at the G20 summit, highlighting the joint communique and India's role as a bridge between developed and developing nations. It examines the implications of Xi Jinping's absence, which allowed Western countries to engage more with emerging economies. The concept of reformed multilateralism is explored, emphasizing the need for transparent and high-quality infrastructure projects. The video also covers mini-lateral groupings like the Quad and their significance. Finally, it analyzes the G20's statement on Ukraine, reflecting global geopolitical divisions.

What was a significant achievement for India at the G20 summit?

• Hosting the summit

• Introducing a new currency

• Negotiating a joint communique

• Reducing global tariffs

How did Xi Jinping's absence from the G20 summit affect the dynamics?

• It strengthened China's influence

• It provided a platform for Western countries to engage with emerging economies

• It resulted in a new trade agreement

• It led to the cancellation of the summit

What is a key focus of reformed multilateralism?

• Increasing military alliances

• Establishing a global currency

• Reinvesting in multilateral development banks

• Promoting unilateral trade agreements

Which countries are part of the Quad, a notable minilateral group?

• Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina

• Australia, India, Japan, US

• UK, France, Germany, Italy

• India, China, Russia, Brazil

What was the G20's stance on geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding Ukraine?

• They ignored the issue

• They acknowledged the adverse impact of geopolitical tensions

• They proposed military intervention

• They supported Russia's actions

What is the purpose of the India-Middle East-Europe economic corridor?

• To connect India to Europe through the Middle East with high-quality infrastructure projects

• To establish a new military alliance

• To create a new currency

• To promote cultural exchanges

What does the rise of minilateralism indicate about global cooperation?

• An increase in global conflicts

• A shift towards smaller, issue-specific coalitions

• A decline in international relations

• A focus on bilateral agreements only