BRICS Summit Unites for Peace Amid Middle East Tensions
Leaders also urged stronger U.N. representation for developing nations and expanded trade in national currencies as the bloc seeks greater global influence.
- On Saturday, the BRICS group of 11 emerging economies expressed concern over Middle East tensions and condemned unilateral sanctions not authorized by the U.N. during their New Delhi summit.
- India is hosting this year's summit, attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and counterparts from the other eight members.
- Speaking at the summit, Putin accused nations "accustomed to thinking in colonial categories" of using "brute force" to contain competitors, while Pezeshkian urged expanding national currency use in trade among members.
- Xi stated China will work with BRICS members to forge peace in the Middle East, adding that countries should "serve as vanguards for maintaining peace and stability" and oppose sovereignty violations.
- Modi and Xi are expected to hold talks later Saturday to consolidate a diplomatic thaw, as the bloc seeks to evolve into a "rule-shaper" in global governance and expand the U.N. Security Council.
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Leaders of BRICS, an emerging economy consultative body led by China and Russia, spoke with one voice opposing unilateral sanctions without international agreement and urged restraint in conflicts in the Middle East. According to foreign media outlets including Reuters on the 12th (local time), Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during the first day of the 18th BRICS Summit held at the Bharat Mandapalm Convention Center in New Delhi, [addresse…
BRICS leaders today expressed their concern at the organization's summit about the growing tensions in the Middle East and condemned the introduction of sanctions that were not approved by the United Nations.
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Islamabad PostBRICS nations call for ‘maximum restraint’ in Middle East
NEW DELHI: Members of the 11-nation BRICS group including China, Russia, Iran and India called for calm in the Middle East, in a joint statement issued Saturday at a summit in New Delhi. “We express deep concern over the continued escalation of tensions in Middle East/West Asia and, recalling our respective national positions, call for exercising maximum restraint, as well as avoiding actions that could further aggravate the situation,” said the…
BRICS voices concern over Middle East, condemns unilateral sanctions at India summit
The BRICS group of emerging economies expresses concern over rising tensions in the Middle East and condemns sanctions not authorized by the U.N. The leaders met in New Delhi to strengthen their global position. They voiced concern over attacks on…
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