G20 · United States presidency
Miami: what is on the table in December
The sherpa track heads into the autumn with the trade agenda unresolved and climate finance targets unmet.
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Organisations that have appeared in our editions
Our summit editions are produced with the written authorization of host committees, presidencies and partner institutions. A selection of those letters is below; every edition that carries an authorization identifies it in print.
The CAT Company authorisation, signed
February 2026
Official G7 letter
February 2026
Official COP30 letter
February 2026
G20 Brazil presidency
September 2024
B20 Brazil
May 2024
G20 · United States presidency
The sherpa track heads into the autumn with the trade agenda unresolved and climate finance targets unmet.
G7 · Évian follow-up
Two months on from Évian-les-Bains, the commitments that have moved and the ones that have not.
America250
The commemorative edition for the nation's 250th year closes to contributions in the autumn.
B20 · Washington
The U.S. Chamber sets 9–11 November in Southwest Washington, ahead of the leaders' summit in Miami.
APEC · Shenzhen
“Building an Asia-Pacific Community to Prosper Together” — the 33rd Economic Leaders' Meeting runs 18–19 November.
G7 · 2027 presidency
France handed over at the close of Évian. Venue and dates for the 53rd summit are still to be announced.
Climate finance
Three years of commitments, and the first credible accounting of what actually moved.
Energy security
What has actually been rebuilt, what has merely been rerouted, and where the exposure remains.
Predictions, then headlines, then silence. Almost nobody goes back afterwards to establish what was actually agreed. That is the whole of our business — and the reason our editions are still being opened years later.
Sherpas, ministries and delegations preparing the next presidency. The B20 membership, industry federations, banks and multilateral institutions. Small, and exactly the right people — there is no wastage.
A digital campaign ends when the budget does. A review of record is consulted whenever someone needs to know what was agreed — in ministries, embassies, universities and institutional libraries, for decades.
Your organisation appears inside the account of what was decided — alongside heads of state, scholars and institutions, in a volume produced with the authorisation of the host committee.
Seven economies. Roughly half of global net wealth. One record.
We have published for the G7 since the Denver Summit of the Eight in June 1997 — the first summit publication of its kind. Every edition since has followed the same discipline: return after the leaders leave and set out, accurately, what was actually agreed.
Eighty-five percent of world GDP, in one room, once a year.
The G20 is where the global economic agenda is actually set. We have reviewed every presidency for more than two decades — from Cannes to Bali, Riyadh to Rio — and the United States presidency is next.
The business voice of the G20, on the record.
The B20 is the official dialogue between the G20 and the global business community. We publish the review that tracks which recommendations survive the sherpa process — and which do not travel.
The Women 20 agenda, carried into the leaders’ declaration.
W20 is the G20 engagement group for women’s economic empowerment. We publish its agenda inside the Official G20 Review and as standalone features, so the recommendations reach the same desks as the communiqué.
Twenty-one economies. Sixty percent of world GDP. One ocean.
APEC is where regional economic integration is negotiated in practice — tariffs, supply chains, digital trade and the blue economy. We have published the APEC Review and the ABAC report since 2011.
Where pledges become obligations — or quietly do not.
Our COP Review measures climate commitments against what was actually delivered since the last conference. It is the accounting that almost nobody else keeps, and it is why the edition is still cited years later.
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Group of Nations is an authorized licensee of America250.org, Inc., and an official publication partner of the U.S. Semiquincentennial. The America250 volume is the commemorative edition of the nation’s 250th year — and the most significant title we have produced.
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A bylined article or interview from your chief executive, edited to the standard of the volume and placed alongside the analysis.
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Multi-page co-branded sections and special reports built around a single theme — climate finance, supply chain, digital transformation.
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Long-form collaboration across a full presidency cycle, in the manner of our B20 work with the London School of Economics.
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Distribution through the Group of Nations video channel and virtual summit programming, reaching 190 countries beyond the printed volume.
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Anniversary and milestone publications produced to the same archival standard — of which America250 is the largest we have undertaken.
The U.S. Semiquincentennial · United States · 2026
Brazil · 2025
Canada · 50th anniversary · 2025
Italy · Apulia · 2024
COP27 Egypt & COP28 UAE · 2024
Japan · Hiroshima · 2023
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The summit itself lasts two days. The edition is still on the desk of the delegation a year later — which is exactly the point.
We had been buying impressions for years. This was the first time our position was placed inside the document that ministries actually keep.
Editorially it was handled like a journal, not like advertising. That is why our chief executive agreed to be in it.
Since 1997
In June 1997, Group of Nations published the first-ever G7 Summit publication — produced for the 23rd G7/G8 summit hosted by President Clinton at the Denver Public Library, and the first at which Russia participated fully.
Every edition since has followed the same principle: go back after the leaders have gone home and establish, accurately and in plain language, what was actually decided. Thirty years later we are an authorized licensee of America250.org, Inc. and the official publication partner of the U.S. Semiquincentennial.
G20 · United States presidency
Washington takes the chair with the trade agenda unresolved and climate finance targets unmet.
Climate finance
Three years of commitments, and the first credible accounting of what actually moved.
B20 · Business
The recommendations that survive contact with the sherpa process, and the ones that never do.
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