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G20: Argentina and the World

Once a G20 ‘outlaw’, Argentina this week hosts the G20 summit. We assess how Argentina has changed, and the summit’s prospects, not least given growing tensions between the US and China

G20: Protectionist tide dampens Argentina’s globalisation instincts
Buenos Aires summit meeting comes with open trade on the back foot
G20: US and China tensions dictate against multilateralism
2008 crisis gave summits a potency unlikely to be regained in Trump era
G20: Darkening global economy outlook points to bumpy 2019 ride
This year’s soft patch shows signs of being longer lasting
G20: US and China clash on developing world infrastructure
Fears rise of debt debilitating countries that most need big works projects
G20: Digital change and gig economy rewire the world of work
Updated welfare and employment laws needed to adapt to fast change in labour dynamics
Opinion: G20 and the painful price of Argentina’s tumultuous past
FT correspondent Andres Schipani’s personal view of country’s ‘crazy’ past 40 years

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