BRICS Condemns Unilateral Sanctions and Cuba Blockade
The 18th BRICS Summit’s New Delhi Declaration condemned unilateral coercive measures and called for ending economic, trade, and financial measures against Cuba.
The 18th BRICS Summit’s New Delhi Declaration condemned unilateral coercive measures and called for ending economic, trade, and financial measures against Cuba.
At the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India announced new BRICS mechanisms for early warning of infectious diseases, disaster management, and more resilient supply chains.
BRICS announced a Digital Agriculture Network initiative aimed at connecting artificial intelligence, geospatial technology and public digital infrastructure to support rural producers across member countries.
The unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration at the BRICS summit highlights India’s diplomatic effort and the challenge of maintaining consensus among 11 members with divergent strategic interests.
The BRICS 2026 summit produced a comprehensive New Delhi Declaration, reflecting consensus on terrorism, UN reform, trade and energy issues, while India-China relations remained central to the grouping’s dynamics.
Guterres urged reform of the international financial architecture, stronger climate action, and support for developing countries while addressing the final day of the BRICS Summit.
A BRICS women’s business alliance has called on member states to widen supply-chain participation, financing, digital tools, and investor networks for women-led enterprises.
India’s BRICS presidency secured consensus in the New Delhi Declaration, but the grouping’s credibility now depends on delivering practical outcomes at speed and scale.
BRICS support for a proposed Grain Exchange could help counter Western commodity traders, but experts cite currency, regulatory and participation challenges.