G20 members do not want to pose with Russian Minister Lavrov, so no 'family photo'

The traditional family photo at the G20 meeting in the U.S. was canceled due to several countries refusing to pose with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. This decision reflects ongoing tensions related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The G20 foreign ministers are currently meeting in Atlanta to prepare for the upcoming summit in Miami. The U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio decided to scrap the photo opportunity to maintain focus on substantive discussions. Lavrov criticized the decision, emphasizing that it highlights the priorities of the attendees. The G20, comprising the world's largest economies, continues to face challenges regarding Russia's participation amid geopolitical tensions.