Finance ministers and central bank governors representing the world’s 20 leading economies have convened in Asheville, North Carolina, for a two-day gathering. As the United States holds the rotating G20 presidency, Washington is seeking to build consensus among its partners to intensify economic pressure on Iran and explore strategies for stimulating global growth. However, the presence of an unexpected participant sparked intense backlash from several European delegations.
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