U.S. welcomes Russia to G20 meeting while restricting journalist access
The United States invited Russia to a G20 finance ministers meeting in Asheville, North Carolina on Monday but barred some journalists from attending, disappointing several finance leaders. The gathering occurs as the global economy contends with an energy shock from the Iran war, rising tensions over China's trade surplus, and uncertainty about the impact of AI investment.
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