India reaches a BRICS consensus and a joint “New Delhi Declaration” is adopted following talks with other member countries, according to the two outlets. The agreement is presented as a shared position reached through New Delhi-led discussions.
Both reports link the BRICS outcome to wider efforts to reduce regional tensions in West Asia. They describe a contemporaneous improvement in the Iran–UAE relationship, framing the BRICS process as occurring alongside a “thaw” or attempt to bridge differences involving Iran and the United Arab Emirates. While the outlets emphasize the same development, they differ mainly in wording—one highlights bridging the Iran–UAE rift, while the other stresses India’s role in achieving consensus and the adoption of the declaration.
In the accounts provided, the specific text of the declaration and detailed policy commitments are not elaborated, and the discussion focuses on the fact of reaching agreement and the timing alongside improved Iran–UAE ties.
