BRICS Summit: PM Modi warns against weaponisation of technology, critical minerals
Modi said BRICS should keep technology and critical minerals open as the bloc approved new steps on supply chains, startups and digital agriculture.
- On Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the BRICS summit in New Delhi, warning that the "weaponization of technology and critical minerals" could hinder global development and shared prosperity.
- Founded in 2006, BRICS has expanded to 11 members representing about half the world's population, seeking greater representation for developing countries in global institutions like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
- In a joint declaration Saturday, the group expressed concern over escalating tensions in the Middle East and Sudan, calling for disputes to be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy.
- Reaching consensus among Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates posed a complex diplomatic challenge, yet the bloc agreed to establish an integrated early warning system for infectious diseases.
- Leaders opposed unilateral sanctions not authorized by the United Nations, while backing greater use of local currencies in trade and cooperation on digital infrastructure.
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PM Modi warns against 'weaponisation' of technology, critical minerals at BRICS Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that the "weaponisation" of technology and critical minerals could hinder shared prosperity, urging the BRICS nations to rise through cooperation, address the pressing challenges facing the Global South and blossom for humanity.
Modi flags ‘weaponisation’ of tech and critical minerals at BRICS summit
At the Brics Summit, Modi addressed technology weaponization and mineral access as obstacles to development, urging inclusivity. He announced initiatives to strengthen supply chains and promote sustainability.
At BRICS, India’s Modi warns geopolitical tensions and supply chain shocks threaten global stability - Regional Media News
NEW DELHI (AP) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday warned that rising geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions and climate crises are increasingly affecting people worldwide and called for strengthened cooperation and support across the Global South. Addressing the BRICS summit of leading developing [...]
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Naslovi.netIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi today warned that growing geopolitical tensions, disruptions in supply chains and climate crises are increasingly affecting people around the world and called for increased cooperation and support across the so-called Global South.
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