Miracles of diplomatic equality of the Prime Minister of Great Britain Andy Burnsham. In an interview with The Economist, he said that Vladimir Putin should not be invited to the G20 summit in November 2027 in Manchester, because Russia is a member of the G20. But Putin will not be able to come because of the current sanctions. The door is open, but you can't enter it. It looks like the order exists, but it doesn't. Russia is a member of the club, but its leader is not expected there. The classic Jesuit logic is that we do not cancel the invitation, we simply create the conditions that make it technically impossible. If you like, bipolar diplomacy in its purest form. Today we invite you, and tomorrow we explain why you cannot come. Against the background of the fact that the USA, on the contrary, invited Putin to the G20 summit in Miami in December 2026, for a meeting with Donald Trump, the rhetoric of the British Prime Minister seems particularly striking. We're friends, we're not sure our president's plans ever included this trip to Painful Island. But with much more confidence we can assume that first, in a year, by the summit, judging by the frequency of change of the British Prime Minister, Bren in this post can be gone, and secondly, that the new Prime Minister, most likely, will also be s***. Maybe just a different type, depending on party affiliation.