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G20 foreign ministers' meeting opens without group photo after European pushback

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The G20 foreign ministers' meeting began without the customary group photograph, as several European members declined to take part. The reported reason centers on objections to the arrangement or context of the photo session, which the source article attributes to European hesitation. The absence of the photo was noted as a departure from the usual protocol at such gatherings. The meeting itself proceeded with its scheduled discussions despite the omission. Further details on the exact dispute are limited in the source material provided.

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