G20 Leaders Commit to Climate Action and Economic Recovery at 2026 Summit

G20 leaders concluded their 2026 summit in New Delhi today, pledging enhanced cooperation on climate change and global economic recovery. The summit focused on accelerating the transition to clean energy, with an agreement to reduce carbon emissions by 30% by 2030 among member nations. India, the host country, emphasized inclusive growth and digital infrastructure development as key priorities. According to Reuters, the summit also addressed food security and inflation concerns amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. This marks a significant step as G20 economies seek to balance growth with sustainability in a volatile global environment.