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Xi Urges Brics Members to Reject Sovereignty Violations and Protectionism

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BEIJING, Sept 12 — Chinese President Xi Jinping called on BRICS member states today to oppose sovereignty violations and reject protectionism, speaking at a summit in India,...

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Chinese president Xi Jinping "encouraged Brics countries to oppose arbitrary duties and reject all forms of protectionism": this is what Chinese news agency Xinhua writes on its website. Xi Jinping is in New Delhi for the Brics Summit. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday called on BRICS member states to oppose sovereignty violations and reject protectionism, speaking at a summit in New Delhi, Beijing state media reported. Xi told the 11-member grouping that BRICS must “oppose violations of other countries’ sovereignty and interference in their internal affairs, (and) constructively participate in resolving critical issues,” according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping said today, at the BRICS summit, that Member States must oppose "violations" of sovereignty and work to preserve peace, he informed the official Xinhua news agency.

·Portugal
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BizToc broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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