Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made waves this week by declaring that the absence of the United States at this year's G20 summit in South Africa underscores a major shift in global economic influence. The two-day event, which wrapped up on Sunday, saw leaders from the world's largest economies gather—but without representation from the U.S., the bloc's next scheduled chair.
🚨 'The center of gravity is moving,' Carney said, emphasizing the growing clout of the Global South. Analysts suggest this could reshape everything from trade deals to climate policies, with countries like India, Brazil, and Indonesia taking larger roles.
Why it matters for YOU: Young professionals and investors should watch how emerging markets gain leverage in 2025. Meanwhile, students and travelers might see new cultural exchanges as these economies rise. 🌱✈️
With the U.S. set to lead the G20 in 2026, all eyes are on whether Washington can reclaim its sway—or if this summit marks a lasting power realignment. Stay tuned! 📈
