BRICS Leaders Bridge Divisions to Adopt New Delhi Declaration
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BRICS Leaders Bridge Divisions to Adopt New Delhi Declaration
BRICS leaders at the New Delhi summit are poised to approve a joint declaration that condemns unilateral war by any country while avoiding naming specific states, as they work to bridge the Iran-UAE gulf divide. The declaration, aligned with a broader push against unilateral sanctions and non-UN-authorized coercion, is expected to be finalized and endorsed on Saturday. · 184 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
The bloc reacted to the international economic landscape by expressing its rejection of the use of unilateral coercive measures.
At the summit in New Delhi, BRICS leaders unanimously adopted a declaration of "deep concern" about the war in Iran. At the meeting, which ...
Last Updated on September 12, 2026 11:36 pm by INDIAN AWAAZ AMN/ WEB DESK On the very first day of the BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, member countries unanimously adopted the New Delhi Declaration. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had proposed the adoption of this declaration at the end of the session. In his concluding address, the Prime Minister stated that the New Delhi Declaration provides clear direction to the shared resolve of …
September 12, 2026.- BRICS leaders unanimously adopted this Saturday the Declaration of New Delhi, the final document that compiles the geostrategic positions of the bloc against global tensions, establishing a road map focused on sovereign cooperation.
The leaders of the Group adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the conclusion of their summit in the Indian capital, containing positions on international conflicts, reform of multilateral institutions, and promotion of the use of local currencies in intra-group trade. Condemnation of unilateral acts of war and condemnation of what he described as unilateral acts of war, stressing the need to ensure the safety of seafarers and the security of com…
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