The BRICS nations' strong condemnation of recent military strikes against Iran, citing violations of international law and the UN Charter, has significant implications for the global geopolitical landscape.

BRICS nations condemn U.S. tariffs, military strikes on Iran, and terrorism in a bold Rio Declaration, calling for global trade reforms and zero tolerance on extremist threats.

BRICS leaders condemned violence in Gaza and Iran while advocating for global institutional reforms. Amid internal rifts in G7 and G20, BRICS expansion offers new diplomatic avenues, expressing serious concern over military strikes and attacks on civilian infrastructure.

The world has changed and the western-led postwar order is over, or so the Brics bloc of developing nations insists. Equally clear at the group’s annual summit in Rio de Janeiro this week was that the Brics have changed too — and not for the better. The new model is bigger, less coherent and far less likely to achieve any of its putative goals.

The Brics summit in Rio is set to address global concerns, with the declaration expected to reflect India's stance on terrorism while urging a stronge

BRICS leaders warned that such actions could “distort trade,” “reduce global trade,” and negatively impact the global economy.

BRICS leaders descended on sunny Rio de Janeiro Sunday, but issued a dark warning that US President Donald Trump's "indiscriminate" import tariffs risk hurting the global economy.