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Letter to BS: India managed to push its agenda at the G20 meeting

However, from India's point of view, the presentation of a nine-point agenda calling for joint action against economic fugitives was the highlight of the summit

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Members of delegations led by Russia's President Vladimir Putin, China's President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi attend a meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina Photo: Reuters

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This refers to the editorial “Not without purpose” (December 4). It has rightly been pointed out that meetings that took place on the sidelines of the G20 in Buenos Aires summit resulted in some tangible gains. Temporary truce between the US and China in the ongoing trade war and signing of successor treaty of the North American Free Trade 

Agreement (Nafta) were two positive developments that would comfort the world. Both these events bear the imprints of US President Donald Trump and show that he is setting the agenda in world trade, at least for now.

India too used this opportunity by

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