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Terrorism, trade, tariffs & wars: What’s in India’s hard-won Brics declaration

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The New Delhi Declaration 2026 was unanimously adopted by BRICS nations at their summit. This declaration emphasizes conflict prevention and the peaceful resolution of international disputes. BRICS countries also backed stronger multilateralism and expressed concerns over unilateral trade measures. Prime Minister Modi called for global governance reforms and greater Global South representation. India is chairing BRICS in 2026 under a theme of resilience and cooperation.
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