BRICS Bloc Agrees on Joint Declaration, Sources Say
Representatives worked to bridge Iran-UAE differences as leaders prepared to approve a declaration that condemns unilateral war, Reuters reported.
- On Saturday, the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi agreed on a joint declaration condemning unilateral war without naming specific countries, under the theme "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability."
- India brokered consensus by resolving disagreements between Iran and the United Arab Emirates, which hold opposing views on West Asia conflicts, enabling the bloc to present unified positions despite geopolitical tensions.
- Chinese President Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday for his first visit in seven years, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
- Reducing reliance on the United States remains a priority as BRICS members seek alternatives to Western-dominated financial institutions and address trade tariffs inconsistent with global rules.
- As BRICS marks its 20th anniversary, India balances strategic ties with Moscow and Tehran against deepening relations with the United States and Europe, while Donald Trump has threatened punitive tariffs on countries aligning with the bloc.
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BRICS bloc agrees on joint declaration, sources say
NEW DELHI, Sept 12 (Reuters) - The BRICS group of countries has agreed on a joint declaration, which is unlikely to name any country but will condemn unilateral war by any country, four sources told Reuters on Saturday. The bloc, which includes B...
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BRICS leaders are negotiating a joint declaration amid sharp divisions on the West Asia conflict. India aims to shield the Global South from geopolitical turmoil and economic consequences. The summit focuses on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability for inclusive global growth. Leaders will exchange views on common priorities and global matters of mutual importance. The New Delhi Declaration is expected to be released at the sum…
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