THE last time Malaysia was invited to the G20 summit was nearly a decade ago in 2015, when echoes began reverberating about things falling apart.
Fast-forward to the 2024 G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, and the world’s foremost economic powerhouses are now forced to confront that reality, with multilateralism and globalisation coming apart at the seams, not entirely broken but badly battered and bruised.
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