Former President Donald Trump has launched a severe diplomatic broadside, labeling the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa a "total disgrace" and vowing a full U.S. government boycott.
In a public statement, Trump cited alleged human rights abuses against Afrikaners—the descendants of Dutch, French, and German settlers—claiming they are being "killed and slaughtered" and their farms "illegally confiscated."
The declaration promises that no U.S. official will attend the international gathering as long as these conditions persist. In a striking pivot, Trump simultaneously announced his intention to host the 2026 G20 summit in Miami, Florida, positioning the U.S. as an alternative venue and directly challenging South Africa's standing on the global stage. This move elevates a contentious and complex domestic issue into the center of international diplomacy.
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