Who gets invited to the G20 Summit, and why

Susan Harris Rimmer explains the G20 in an ‘Explainer’ in The Conversation (3.11.14). Starting: ‘The G20 is full of traps for the unwary punter, new to its byzantine ways. There are not 20 member countries in the G20, for example. There are 19 countries, plus the European Union.’

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Who gets invited to the G20 Summit, and why