The G20 summit in Brazil is overshadowed by wars and Trump's recent election victory, with little expectation for a strongly worded statement on geopolitical conflicts. Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who prioritizes the eradication of hunger, is hosting the summit and aims to include a mention of the ongoing wars in the final document. However, experts believe a substantively strong and consensual declaration is unlikely given the current global tensions and uncertainty surrounding the incoming Trump administration. The summit is also facing obstacles from Argentine negotiators who oppose clauses on a global tax on the super-rich and gender equality.