US EditionMeeting in Brazil, Brics foreign ministers fail to issue joint statement
- Foreign ministers from the BRICS group met in Rio de Janeiro on April 29 and failed to issue a joint statement following two days of talks.
- The split came amidst disputes over support for permanent U.N. Security Council seats and opposition to U.S. Trade policies, with Egypt and Ethiopia notably refusing to endorse the statement.
- As chair, Brazil released a statement condemning the increase in unjustified protectionist actions that violate World Trade Organization guidelines, while also highlighting concerns about a divided global economy and declining support for multilateral cooperation.
- The BRICS foreign ministers agreed on a unified stance regarding tariff concerns, as highlighted in Brazil’s official statement, which notably did not explicitly mention the United States despite apprehensions about its tariff policies under President Trump.
- The failure to unify on a joint communique highlights internal discord within the expanded BRICS group and may weaken its influence against U.S.-led global economic policies and multilateral institutions.
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A meeting of the top diplomats in BRICS, an anti-American commercial and security coalition led by China, reportedly ended on Tuesday with newer members of the group Egypt and Ethiopia refusing to sign a joint statement, sending a message of discord the more powerful original members of the group had hoped to avoid. The post BRICS Newcomers Egypt & Ethiopia Derail Summit Meant to Show Unity Against Trump appeared first on Breitbart.
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webpressglobal.comAt BRICS Summit, Brazil Warns Against Protectionism Amid Trump Tariff War
Foreign ministers from the BRICS group of developing nations failed to reach a joint communique on Tuesday after meeting in Rio de Janeiro, but chair Brazil issued a statement speaking out against trade protectionism.
BRICS ministers fail to reach joint statement, Brazil warns against protectionism
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Foreign ministers from the BRICS group of developing nations failed to reach a joint communique on Tuesday after meeting in Rio de Janeiro, but chair Brazil issued a statement speaking out against trade protectionism.
BRICS ministers fail to reach joint consensus in Brazil
The BRICS group of developing countries’ foreign ministers met in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday but were unable to come to a consensus on a unified declaration. However, chair Brazil released a statement speaking against trade protectionism. Brazil claimed in the statement that the foreign ministers of the group were “seriously concerned at the […] The post BRICS ministers fail to reach joint consensus in Brazil appeared first on Trending News.
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