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BRICS Summit: Middle East Conflict Takes Center Stage in Discussions

According to reporting from France 24, the Middle East crisis occupied a central place at the BRICS summit, partially overshadowing other agenda items.

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— France 24 — Français

The BRICS summit, which brings together several major emerging powers, was marked by discussions on the Middle East conflict, according to a report broadcast by France 24.

Alban Alvarez, the channel's correspondent in New Delhi, analyzed the stakes of this meeting, emphasizing that the situation in the Middle East took on particular importance in the exchanges between the delegations present.

According to this account, this subject appears to have pushed other themes typically addressed at these gatherings of group countries into the background—countries often presented as representative of the "Global South."

France 24 did not specify, in the available excerpt, the complete list of heads of state or government in attendance, nor the detailed content of statements or decisions made following the summit.

The BRICS, an acronym originally designating Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has expanded in recent years to include other countries, in a context of shifting global geopolitical balance.

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