Italian artist Dario Gambarin used a tractor to create the portrait on a field near Verona, Italy on Thursday before Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the G20 summit.
Zombies are just one part of "Welcome to Hell."
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said Trump should not expect any positive results to come his way immediately after the meeting but he should keep pushing his “America First” mission.
Although upcoming summit might actually test the rest of the world's resolve to implement the Paris Agreement in the face of U.S. refusal, European countries have put on a united front against Trump’s stance.
The Group of 20 nations had pledged during the September 2016 summit in Hangzhou, China, to resist all forms of protectionism, but that's out the window now — at U.S. insistence.
The summit in Hangzhou, China, came at a time when doubts are being raised about the benefits of an open world economy.
The U.K.'s decision to leave the EU dominated discussions at the weekend meeting of finance ministers from the world's biggest economies in China.
Turkey wanted the final communique of the G20 to include a paragraph supporting the Turkish government in the aftermath of the recent coup attempt.
Authorities said they will also “crack down on cults” in the runup to the September meeting in the eastern city of Hangzhou.
The so-called "Business 20" Anti-Corruption Taskforce was scrapped in late January because Chinese companies declined to participate, a report said.
China urged countries participating in the G20 summit in the Chinese city of Hangzhou to provide lists of possible terror groups and terrorists who might target the meeting.
Automaker Nissan announced a plan Friday to buy back almost 7 percent of its stock, which had fallen 24 percent this year.
G-20 finance ministers in Shanghai called for structural reform and stimulus measures in a compromise communiqué highlighting differing views.
Ahead of the G-20 finance ministers meeting in Shanghai this week, the U.S. is pushing other countries, including China, to boost the global economy.
Fired by public sentiment, the European Commission is preparing fresh measures to stop tax avoidance, drawing hints of retaliation from the United States.
In a sign of the improvement in Sino-Japanese relations, Abe has met Chinese President Xi Jinping twice since last November.
The two leaders huddled together before the opening session of the Group of 20 summit in the Turkish city of Antalya.
The global economy remains very much a mixed bag for investors, with the United States looking like it may hike interest rates for the first time since 2006 next month.
A discussion is set for the meeting on Sunday to talk about the Paris terror attacks.
China is headed for its slowest economic expansion in 25 years this year, and mainland markets have slumped 40 percent since mid-June.
Member states of the Group of 20 agreed to refrain from competitively devaluing their currencies.
The European Central Bank is worried a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy will have two detrimental effects on the global economy.
