BRICS Summit in New Delhi: International conflicts at the heart of tensions between member countries
Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in New Delhi to attend the BRICS summit, where leaders of the bloc are set to address ongoing wars, trade, and energy issues—subjects that divide member countries, according to France 24.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday to participate in the BRICS summit, joining the Indian, Russian, and Iranian leaders, according to reports from France 24.
According to the same source, discussions within the diplomatic bloc are expected to focus primarily on ongoing wars, trade issues, and energy challenges.
France 24 emphasizes that the question of international conflicts is a subject dividing member countries of the group, though it does not elaborate further on the nature of these disagreements at this stage.
The summit brings together several leading heads of state from emerging economies within the BRICS, an alliance that has expanded in recent years to include new members, including Iran.
No official statements from the leaders present have been reported in the available excerpt from the cited source.
Sources
- Les BRICS à l'épreuve des conflits, un sujet qui divise les pays — France 24 — Français
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