Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to the G20 summit in Miami by the United States. Multiple members of the group have called for Moscow's exclusion over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Global governance
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to the G20 summit in Miami by the United States. Multiple members of the group have called for Moscow's exclusion over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Global governance coordinates action on problems that cross borders. Agreements work only when states have reasons and capacity to follow them.
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What would make countries comply with this agreement when their interests differ?
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