The next G20 summit may take on a greater meaning.

Even though the wars in Ukraine and Iran are still unresolved, there is space in the geopolitical landscape for other currents of events.

While the world is on fire, there is still momentum on the work to rebuild diplomatic and commercial ties between the two nuclear superpowers: the United States and Russia.

Yesterday (24), the Kremlin announced that Russia’s Vladimir Putin could travel to the ​G20 summit in Miami in December.

This comes after US President Donald J. Trump has publicly stated that Putin’s presence would be ‌very helpful, and also that ‘it had been a mistake to expel Russia from the G8’.

Trump thinking about inviting Putin to G20 Summit in Miami

“If he came, it would probably be very helpful.” pic.twitter.com/ZriWdLdSai

— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) April 24, 2026

Reuters reported:

“The United States has invited Russia to the annual meeting of Group of 20 countries that Washington is holding this year in Miami, and Moscow has accepted the invitation, a U.S. official familiar with the matter said on Friday.

Putin ​has not attended a G20 summit since 2019 due to the COVID pandemic and then Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine which triggered the ​biggest crisis in relations between Moscow and the West since the depths of the Cold War.”

JUST IN: Russia says President Putin may travel to Miami for G20 summit. pic.twitter.com/Xv6SpNXo36

— BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) April 24, 2026

“‘President Putin may ⁠go to Miami as a member of the G20, or he may not go, or another Russian representative may go’, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov ​told state television correspondent Pavel Zarubin.”

The Kremlin says Putin “may or may not” show up to the G20 in Miami this December. But Russia will be represented either way.

Trump invited him, saying his presence “would be helpful.”

Putin hasn’t attended a G20 in person since Japan in 2019. The ICC issued an arrest… pic.twitter.com/nPnVPiAUYw

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) April 24, 2026

Even if Putin chooses not to go, Russia will be ‘represented properly’ at the summit, Peskov said.

“The Kremlin said last year that it agreed with Trump that it had been a mistake to kick Russia ‌out of ⁠the Group of Eight in 2014 but that the G7 was no longer significant for Russia and looked ‘rather useless’.”

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