US EditionBrazil hosts BRICS summit, eager to avoid provoking Trump’s ire
- Brazil hosts the 17th BRICS summit in Rio as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs on member countries, prompting Lula to pursue a cautious, priority-focused agenda.
- Building on its expansion, BRICS aims to prevent U.S. tariffs by focusing on six priorities and promoting non-controversial language amid internal rifts.
- Xi Jinping is absent for the first time since 2012; Putin participates via videoconference due to an ICC arrest warrant; Iran’s Pezeshkian and Egypt’s el-Sissi are also absent.
- Following the summit, BRICS diplomats agreed on three joint statements and a final declaration, backing Brazil and India for UN Security Council seats.
- Beyond the summit, BRICS, representing half the world’s population and 40% of global GDP, seeks financial alternatives amid global turmoil from Iran, Ukraine, and Gaza conflicts.
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Beijing hosts delegation, urges immediate cease-fire in Gaza
China urged an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, expressed opposition to any forced displacement and migration of Palestinian civilians and emphasized that any arrangement concerning the future and destiny of the Palestinian people must have their consent, Chinese top diplomat Wang Yi told visiting Arab and Islamic foreign ministers on Monday.
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