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Brics Issue Joint Declaration on Nuclear Safety, Terrorism and UN Security Council Reform
WHY IT MATTERS
The declaration signals a unified stance on nuclear safety and counterterrorism, potentially reshaping global security norms and prompting reforms of the UN Security Council.
What happened
After late‑night talks, the Brics leaders—India, Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa—issued a joint declaration. The statement calls for the protection of civilian and peaceful nuclear sites, stresses the importance of constructive dialogue for regional stability, reaffirms a shared resolve to fight terrorism in all its forms, and urges extensive reforms of the United Nations Security Council.
The declaration was facilitated by Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with Iran’s president, which helped align the bloc’s positions.
The document marks a coordinated effort by the emerging powers to shape key security issues and to push for a more representative global governance structure.
PRIMARY SOURCES
How PM Modi's meeting with Iran President facilitated Brics declaration
The Times of India · SACHIN PARASHER · Discovery only; publisher copyright terms apply
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