At the core of the European Union’s terms of reference for the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting in Washington on 17-18 October, seen by EUROPE, are the fight against anti-protectionism, the taxation of the digital economy and sustainable investment.
Acknowledging the gloomy state of the global economy and expressing particular concern about the impact of trade sanctions on global growth, the text states from the outset that resolving trade tensions “deserves the...