Terror, tariffs and AI: What are the key takeaways from BRICS New Delhi Declaration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : It said such attacks violate international law and IAEA resolutions.ALSO READ | 'Transform into rule-shapers': At BRICS 2026, PM Modi pushes for Global South as decision makers UN Security Council reform: China and Russia backed India and Brazil's aspirations for a greater role in the UN, including the Security Council.Gaza ceasefire: BRICS called for an Israeli ceasefire in Gaza and full, unhindered humanitarian access.No forced displacement:
52% : Lebanon: BRICS called on Israel to respect its agreements with the Lebanese government and withdraw its occupying forces from Lebanese territory.
51% : UNIFIL peacekeepers: BRICS expressed condolences over the deaths of four Indonesian peacekeepers and other personnel serving with the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
50% : The grouping opposed the forced displacement of Palestinians, whether temporary or permanent and under any pretext.Two-state solution for Palestine: BRICS backed Palestine's full UN membership.
48% : Follow updates on Day 2 of the BRICS SummitThe 140-point declaration, titled "New Delhi Declaration -- Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability," backed India and Brazil for a bigger UN role, opposed the Israeli war in Gaza, pushed for local-currency trade and endorsed India-led initiatives on financial risk, AI and big-cat conservation.Key takeaways from the BRICS New Delhi DeclarationPahalgam attack: BRICS strongly condemned the April 22, 2025 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
48% : Protectionism: The grouping opposed protectionism presented as environmental policy.
46% : It said it opposed sanctions not authorised by the UN Security Council.
40% : ALSO READ | A distress network for seafarers at sea: What Modi proposed at BRICS, and why India needs it Carbon border taxes: BRICS opposed unilateral, punitive, discriminatory and protectionist measures such as carbon border adjustment mechanisms when they do not comply with international law.

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