The 10th edition of the G20 summit was held November 15-16 in Antalya (Turkey). The agenda included issues on IMF reforms, strategies of G20 countries’ economic growth, tackling unemployment especially among the youth, as well as the fight against terrorism, in particular the ISIL. Almost all leaders of the G20 countries participated at the summit, including US President Barack Obama, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, and Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel. France’s President Francois Hollande did not arrive in Antalya in light of the recent massive terrorist attacks in Paris.

On the photo, Turkey’s President Recep Erdoğan, US President Barack Obama, and Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel are exchanging greetings.

On the photo, Russia President Vladimir Putin and South Korea’s President Park Guen-hye are negotiating.

US President Obama and Russia’s President Putin conducted informal closed-door talks and discussed burning issues. The leaders of the major powers were talking for 20 minutes in the presence of interpreters.

On the photo, Turkey’s President Recep Erdoğan and US President Barack Obama are exchanging their viewpoints.

On the photo, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon is vigorous and full of optimism.

On the photo, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and SAR President Jacob Zuma are shaking hands.

During the round-table talks, the leaders of the BRICS countries are discussing financial regulations, problems of the anti-terrorism campaign, and a swelling flood of refugees from Syria and other countries.

On the photo, Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, China’s President Xi Jinping, and SAR President Jacob Zuma at the meeting of the BRICS leaders.