With Iran and UAE in bloc, BRICS calls for calm in Middle East
BRICS leaders meeting in New Delhi expressed deep concern over Middle East tensions, criticized unilateral tariffs, and backed UN Security Council reform.
BRICS leaders meeting in New Delhi expressed deep concern over Middle East tensions, criticized unilateral tariffs, and backed UN Security Council reform.
The article examines how China and India are advancing different visions for BRICS, with Beijing seeking to expand the bloc as a counterweight to U.S. influence and New Delhi preferring a broader group that bridges the West and the Global South.
A China-Brazil themed pavilion on BRICS cooperation was inaugurated at the 26th China International Fair for Investment and Trade in Xiamen, created by Luckin Coffee in partnership with ApexBrasil.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said BRICS members and companies must rethink sourcing, production and investment amid global economic reconfiguration.
New Delhi aims to turn the effects of conflicts into an agenda of dialogue, economic security and global governance reform.
Brazil’s foreign minister represents Brazil at the BRICS summit in New Delhi and highlights the group’s role in dialogue and economic cooperation.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi before the BRICS summit in New Delhi as the bloc faces divisions over the Middle East conflict.
Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said BRICS has consolidated as a platform connecting dynamic economies and strengthening private-sector cooperation.
At the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi, Masoud Pezeshkian called for stronger BRICS cooperation in trade, finance, infrastructure, and local-currency payments.