The head of EU diplomacy, Josep Borrell, after a meeting of G20 foreign ministers, said that the "global battle of narratives" over Ukraine is "in full swing", and the EU's position on this issue is not predominant.
"The global battle of narratives is in full swing, and at the moment we are not winning," Josep Borrell said.
None of the G20 countries except the Russian Federation voted against the resolution , Borrell recalled.
However, opinions about how to move forward "diverge sharply," continues the head of European diplomacy. While the G7 countries ( Great Britain , Germany , Italy , Canada , France , Japan and the United States ) and their associates "are united in condemning Russia and imposing sanctions against it," other countries "often take a different point of view," Borrell admitted.
In his opinion, for various reasons, many adhere to a low-key position: some are "more concerned about the consequences of the war for themselves", others complain about "double standards" or want to maintain good relations with the Russian Federation - or "do not want to take sides, because it would jeopardize their geopolitical interests."
According to him, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov left the G20 meeting immediately after his speech and "didn't even bother to listen to what others were saying." "This decision says everything there is to know about how much Russia is really interested in multilateral forums. I hope that some of the G20 members who are taking a wait-and-see attitude towards the war in Ukraine have taken note of this," Borrell concluded.

Global elites and the Davos crowd wants to create a warped reality around everything. its primary purpose is to tell complete made-up stories,a narrative deliberately weaving motifs through events, scenes, and details.- a story that attempts to legitimize a technocratic takeover of society and the global economy by claiming to work for the "benefit of mankind" using technologies emerging from the so-called fourth industrial revolution.