Indonesia evaluating calls to remove Russia from G-20


Indonesia, which holds the presidency of the grouping this year, said it will disclose its stance when the time comes. - Reuters

JAKARTA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Indonesia is evaluating calls from the United States and its Western allies to remove Russia from the Group of 20 (G-20) over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

The South-East Asian nation, which holds the presidency of the grouping this year, said on Thursday (April 7) that it will disclose its stance when the time comes.

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