Global leaders meet for G20 summit in Australia LIVE UPDATES - RT News Published time: November 14, 2014 09:27 Edited time: November 14, 2014 15:33 Reuters/Jason Reed The world's largest advanced and emerging economies are gathering in the Australian city of Brisbane for the annual G20 summit. Global security, post-economic crisis recovery and financial reform will top the agenda. Other disparate protests have been held in Australia to bring attention to slew of causes during the global summit. Australian police, however, appear to be ready to keep a lid on any protests that could get out of hand. The police have already reversed a decision allowing protesters to use megaphones, and have issued warnings saying that anyone covering their faces can expect to be stopped by police. "No masks, No eggs, No leniency" has become a popular slogan to describe the police approach. Four people have already been banned from the inner Brisbane area, including Ciaron O'Reilly. O'reilly had hoped to ask Us President Barack Obama to pardon Chelsea Manning and to facilitate Julian Assange's exit from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. More than 500 people attended a protest some 200 miles from the G20 venue to draw attention to Aboriginal deaths in the country. Police eventually dispersed the demonstrators, though no arrests were reported. The US, Japan and Australia are expected to ramp up military and security cooperation after the three allies met on the sidelines of the G20 summit for the first time in 7 years, The Australian reports. The meeting could further escalate tensions with China at a time when Tokyo, Washington and Canberra seek to mend ties with Beijing. While Australia's PM Tony Abbott decided to leave climate change off of the G20 agenda, the World Bank has made a not so subtle reminder that reduction of C02 should stay on the world leaders' agenda. Brisbane becomes a ghost town as it hosts G20. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's plane has landed in Brisbane for the G20 summit. It took nearly 10 minutes for Xi Jiping's plane door to open. After Bono's recent midair adventure, there was some speculation that another plane door scandal was upon us.