BRICS Leaders Oppose Forced Displacement of Palestinians From Gaza, Urge Conflict Prevention Amid Wars in Iran, Ukraine
Leaders called for an end to forced displacement from Gaza and urged renewed disarmament efforts as they warned of rising nuclear conflict risks.
- On Saturday, September 12, 2026, BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration in India, calling for peace in Iran and Ukraine while opposing any "policies aimed at forced displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip."
- Originally established in 2009 to challenge the United States and its Western allies, the bloc now accounts for more than 40% of the world's population and nearly a quarter of the global economy.
- Leaders voiced "serious concern" over attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities operating under International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards, while warning of growing nuclear conflict risks.
- The group condemned unilateral trade measures violating World Trade Organisation rules, warning such sanctions have "far-reaching negative implications for human rights" including development and food security.
- President Xi Jinping's visit to New Delhi marks his first to India in seven years, aiming to thaw relations between the two neighbors, though analysts see few signs of immediate business improvement.
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BRICS has issued some of its strongest collective language yet on Palestine and Lebanon in the new New Delhi Declaration
On Palestine, BRICS explicitly rejects the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza and warns against any political or security arrangement that could prejudice their “inalienable rights” or “legitimize or prolong occupation” (Board...
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Anadolu AjansıBRICS leaders oppose forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, urge conflict prevention amid wars in Iran, Ukraine
New Delhi Declaration voices concern over Gaza violence, nuclear conflict risks and attacks on civilian
The Brics are calling for "maximum moderation" in the Middle East conflict and are clearly opposed to forced displacements from Gaza. Russia's President Putin and his counterparts from Iran and China visited the two-day summit.
BRICS rejects Gaza displacement, urges Middle East calm
BRICS leaders on Saturday, September 12, called for greater diplomatic efforts to prevent and peacefully resolve conflicts, while opposing the forced displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and urging restraint amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The positions were outlined in the New Delhi Declaration, unanimously adopted on the first day of the … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports…
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