In the action-packed trailer for G20, Viola Davis plays the president of the United States, who must save her family from nefarious mercenaries.

When the G20 summit comes under siege, U.S. President Danielle Sutton (Academy Award winner Viola Davis) becomes the number one target. After evading capture by the attackers, she must outsmart the ...

Amazon MGM Studios has unveiled the first trailer for G20, its action thriller produced by and starring Viola Davis, which begins streaming globally on April 10.

On the heels of yesterday's poster, Prime Video has released the action-packed first trailer for G20, which stars Viola Davis ...

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2024 was a memorable year for America’s banking giants. According to a recent report in the Financial Times, the seven largest banks in the country represented 56% of the industry’s profits during the ...

South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa heads G20, an intergovernmental forum comprising 19 sovereign countries, the European Union, and the African Union, while Brazil’s Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva chairs ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has highlighted the significance of South Africa's G20 Presidency and the economic ... to redirect unused Special Drawing Rights to support developing economies ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has highlighted the significance of South Africa's G20 Presidency and the economic priorities ... urging global financial institutions to redirect unused Special Drawing ...

On day one of his second presidential term, Donald Trump signed a blizzard of executive orders. Nearly two-thirds of them came straight from Project 2025, the corporate-backed right-wing policy ...

SEOUL, South Korea — Denuclearization of North Korea is a prerequisite for global stability, South Korea said Tuesday after President Donald Trump described the reclusive regime as a “nuclear ...