BRICS members adopt the New Delhi Declaration, setting out shared positions on security, trade and energy, and emphasizing efforts to prevent conflicts. The declaration also condemns terrorism and calls for strengthened cooperation against terror-related threats.
Across reporting, outlets highlight that the text raises concerns about unilateral trade actions, including tariffs, and points to the potential impact of such measures on global stability and commerce. Mint and India Today both describe the declaration as stressing conflict-prevention efforts, while also addressing wider geopolitical issues.
India Today additionally foregrounds the declaration’s references to energy-related sanctions, while Mint focuses more on the conflict-prevention component and the request that members consider concerns linked to unilateral tariffs. Together, the coverage indicates the declaration blends anti-terror and conflict-prevention language with trade and energy issues, reflecting areas of shared policy direction among BRICS countries.
