BRICS Summit 2026: Here Is What the New Delhi Declaration Says
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What's in BRICS New Delhi declaration? Read full text
The BRICS members adopted the New Delhi Declaration on Saturday, covering a wide range of issues, from unilateral acts of war to tariffs and rising threat of nuclear conflict. Here's the full text of the New Delhi declaration.
New Delhi Declaration at the XVIII BRICS Summit adopts steers a stern diplomatic line on West Asia
BRICS declaration expresses deep concern over Gaza violence and Cuba's blockade, supporting Palestinian statehood while avoiding direct condemnation of Israel.
New Delhi Declaration Reaffirms BRICS’ Unwavering Commitment to Two-state Solution, Calls for Stronger Institutional Support to Palestine
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The declaration also affirmed the need for adequate representation of Palestine in all relevant international organisations, including multilateral financial institutions, and access to their resources. India News | New Delhi Declaration Reaffirms BRICS’ Unwavering Commitment to Two-state Solution, Calls for Stronger Institutional Support to Palestine.
BRICS Summit 2026: Here is what the New Delhi Declaration says
BRICS also expressed serious concern over deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, stressing that nuclear safety, security, and safeguards must be upheld, including during armed conflicts.
Terrorism, Nuclear Threat, Conflicts: Key Insights From BRICS Declaration
The BRICS Summit resulted in a significant achievement as member states unanimously adopted the New Delhi declaration, echoing India’s successful consensus-building efforts at international forums. The declaration was agreed upon amidst challenging discussions influenced by ongoing tensions, particularly between the UAE and Iran over regional disputes. The remarkable consensus was reached during the inaugural day […]
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