Delhi Declaration : BRICS nations deftly walk a tightrope
The Tribune Editorial: It avoided naming the US over the strikes on Iran and also did not condemn Iranian attacks on Gulf Arab states
THE unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration at the BRICS summit is a diplomatic achievement for India, but it is also a reminder of the limits of consensus in a deeply divided world. Bringing together 11 countries with widely divergent strategic interests was never going to be easy. Iran-UAE tensions over the West Asia conflict, the Russia-Ukraine war and the elephant in the room — the United States — created formidable obstacles to a common statement. India’s heft enabled it to persuade all members to endorse the declaration.





