US EditionBRICS Countries Set to Criticize U.S. Tariffs
- BRICS leaders will draft a statement in Rio de Janeiro voicing serious concern about US unilateral tariffs set to take effect July 9.
- US threats of tariffs since January prompted BRICS to prepare a draft statement condemning unilateral measures ahead of the July 9 deadline.
- Emerging nations representing about half the world’s population and 40% of global output condemn US tariffs, emphasizing their economic weight and opposition to measures conflicting with international law.
- Membership expansion has opened many new fault lines within BRICS.
- BRICS aims to position itself as a strategic counterbalance by backing the Paris climate agreement and calling for global AI governance, shaping future global power dynamics.
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BRICS nations to denounce Trump tariffs for causing economic
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil: BRICS leaders meeting in Rio de Janeiro from Sunday are expected to decry Donald Trump’s hard-line trade policies, but are struggling to bridge divides over crises roiling the Middle East. Emerging nations representing about half the world’s population and 40 percent of global economic output are set to unite over what they see as unfair US import
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