Indonesia calls for multilateral reform at G20 foreign ministers’ meeting
Indonesia’s senior diplomat has emphasized the need for multilateral reform on the global stage, highlighting the multilateral system’s erosion because of a growing lack of interest among countries in cooperating to maintain peace and stability.
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