U.S. Boycott of Africa’s First G20 Summit Exposes Globalist Failures and Risks America’s Strategic Interests

The historic first-ever Group of 20 summit held in Johannesburg, South Africa, was meant to spotlight the pressing challenges facing poor nations. Instead, it has been overshadowed by a damaging diplomatic spat between the host nation and the United States—one of the founding members of this global forum. The absence of an American delegation—ordered by President Donald Trump amid allegations that South Africa persecutes its white minority—signals not just a breakdown in diplomacy but a perilous retreat from America’s leadership on the world stage. Is America Sacrificing Its Strategic Position for Political Posturing? By boycotting the summit, Washington relinquishes critical...