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- The 17th BRICS Summit took place on July 6, 2025, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with leaders from original and new member countries attending.
- The summit occurred amidst calls for reforming 20th-century global institutions that inadequately represent two-thirds of humanity, especially the Global South.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi led discussions on enhancing BRICS cooperation, including trade, investment, peace, security, and initiatives like the BRICS Agricultural Research Platform.
- Modi emphasized that the New Development Bank is a credible alternative for the Global South and urged no hesitation in imposing sanctions on terrorists, calling terrorism humanity's most serious challenge.
- The summit ended with adopting the BRICS Leaders' Declaration reflecting India's concerns and reaffirming BRICS' role in boosting global governance inclusivity, with India set to host the 18th summit in 2026.
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Critical minerals trade should not be weaponised: Modi
At the recent BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged global cooperation to ensure no country "weaponizes" critical minerals and technology, a veiled reference to China's export curbs.
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