What Can Be Highlighted From the BRICS Summit in New Delhi?
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The leaders of the countries that make up the BRICS met in India to discuss a variety of issues. From there, they advocated a reform of global governance, were concerned about the escalation in the Middle East and urged respect for the sovereignty of the territories and their members. In addition, China offered to lead the development of artificial open source intelligence among the countries of the bloc. We analyzed it in #GuestDelDelDíaF24 wit…
BRICS Summit 2026: India, West Asia and the Global South
Developments and official summit documentation have been considered up to September 14, 2026. India carried several development, technology and financial priorities into the New Delhi Declaration. Yet the West Asian crisis demonstrated why an expanded BRICS remains a consensus-based consultation platform—not a collective-security alliance. Kolkata : The 18th BRICS Summit, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi […]
BRICS Summit was a huge success, Delhi Declaration shows consensus among members: Expert
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 15 (IANS) The BRICS Summit was a huge success as India managed to bring all member countries together and build consensus on the Delhi Declaration, Fellow at the Chintan Research Foundation Indrani Talukdar said on Tuesday, stressing that the outcome has also created greater responsibility for India to capitalise on the goodwill it has gathered. Speaking on the significance of the BRICS Summit, Talukdar said the f…
BRICS Summit 2026: India Secures Consensus as Bloc Avoids Direct Condemnation of US-Israel War on Iran
New Delhi: Leaders of the 11-member BRICS grouping adopted a joint declaration on the first day of the two-day BRICS Summit in New Delhi, despite sharp differences among member states over the US-Israel war on Iran, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and global trade tensions. The New Delhi Declaration called for restraint and de-escalation in the Middle East but stopped short of directly naming or condemning the United States, Israel, Iran or Gulf cou…
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