G20 leaders remain divided over concerns regarding industrial overcapacity, a contentious issue frequently directed at China's manufacturing sector, highlighting significant geopolitical tensions and economic disagreements among the world's largest economies.

During a G20 trade ministers meeting, several members declined to support a US-led initiative targeting non-market policies and industrial overcapacity. While most nations agreed to address structural excess capacity, a small group rejected the proposal. Additionally, only Mexico and Argentina endorsed a statement aimed at removing forced labor from global supply chains. This friction follows the Trump administration's imposition of tariffs on dozens of countries for failing to prevent forced labor, highlighting ongoing tensions regarding international trade standards and economic fairness.

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