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World leaders from BRICS meet in New Delhi to discuss trade, investment and global conflicts

Sábado12 September 2026 at 14:35

The leaders of the countries that make up BRICS met in New Delhi for a summit dedicated mainly to economic and geopolitical issues. The meeting took place on a Saturday and addressed topics such as trade and investment.

Among the main issues discussed were the war in Ukraine, the conflict in the Middle East and the tensions between the United States and China. These topics tested the unity of the group of countries.

The diversity of positions among BRICS members was evident, given that the group includes countries with different perspectives on the global conflicts under debate.

Why this matters

Readers are affected because the decisions made at this summit can influence trade agreements and the geopolitical positioning of emerging economies. The tension between the US and China and the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have global implications that can impact the economy and international stability.

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