Brics On Iran

India on Monday wholeheartedly welcomed Egypt, Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia joining the BRICS as their representatives attended for the first time a key meeting of the grouping hosted by Russia.

Addressing the special BRICS meeting on the Israel-Hamas war, Iran President Ebrahim Raisi slammed Israel, calling the Zionist regime "criminal," and said that what is happening these days is a clear sign of an "unjust international system of West."

External Affairs minister S Jaishankar on Friday met his counterparts from Brazil, Iran and the UAE on the sidelines of the 'Friends of BRICS' gathering here and discussed ways to strengthen bilateral ties.

Iran has submitted an application to become a member in the group of emerging economies known as the BRICS, an Iranian official said on Monday.

Foreign ministers from major powers sought today to turn the screws on a hard-bargaining Iran to finalise a historic nuclear deal on the eve of a deadline to present it to US lawmakers.

A day after the BRICS countries warned against military action in Iran and Syria, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday held bilateral talks with Brazilian President Dilma Rouseff and underlined that the crisis in West Asia can only be resolved through dialogue.

Leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, seeking to reinforce their growing economic heft with diplomatic clout, met in New Delhi at the BRICS grouping. These nations comprise nearly half the world's population and a growing share of global GDP.

The world's biggest emerging powers on Thursday said dialogue was the only answer to the crises in Syria and Iran, seeking to buttress their economic heft with a unified diplomatic clout.

Leaders of the BRICS countries at a meeting in New Delhi issued a declaration recognising Iran's right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and supports resolution of issues through dialogue. The declaratiopn states that situation concerning Iran cannot be allowed to escalate into conflict, the disastrous consequences of which will be in no one's int...

India, China and other BRICS countries said on Wednesday they will not severe their trade ties with oil-rich Iran, which is facing US sanctions against its nuclear programme.

The BRICS nations will look at ways of pressuring the West to redress global economic imbalances.

The BRICS group of countries have broadly agreed they are not bound by "unilateral" sanctions on Iran, measures that threaten higher global oil prices and could result in supply shortages, South Africa's trade minister said on Wednesday.

India on Monday wholeheartedly welcomed Egypt, Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia joining the BRICS as their representatives attended for the first time a key meeting of the grouping hosted by Russia.

Addressing the special BRICS meeting on the Israel-Hamas war, Iran President Ebrahim Raisi slammed Israel, calling the Zionist regime "criminal," and said that what is happening these days is a clear sign of an "unjust international system of West."

External Affairs minister S Jaishankar on Friday met his counterparts from Brazil, Iran and the UAE on the sidelines of the 'Friends of BRICS' gathering here and discussed ways to strengthen bilateral ties.

Iran has submitted an application to become a member in the group of emerging economies known as the BRICS, an Iranian official said on Monday.

Foreign ministers from major powers sought today to turn the screws on a hard-bargaining Iran to finalise a historic nuclear deal on the eve of a deadline to present it to US lawmakers.

A day after the BRICS countries warned against military action in Iran and Syria, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday held bilateral talks with Brazilian President Dilma Rouseff and underlined that the crisis in West Asia can only be resolved through dialogue.

Leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, seeking to reinforce their growing economic heft with diplomatic clout, met in New Delhi at the BRICS grouping. These nations comprise nearly half the world's population and a growing share of global GDP.

The world's biggest emerging powers on Thursday said dialogue was the only answer to the crises in Syria and Iran, seeking to buttress their economic heft with a unified diplomatic clout.

Leaders of the BRICS countries at a meeting in New Delhi issued a declaration recognising Iran's right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and supports resolution of issues through dialogue. The declaratiopn states that situation concerning Iran cannot be allowed to escalate into conflict, the disastrous consequences of which will be in no one's int...

India, China and other BRICS countries said on Wednesday they will not severe their trade ties with oil-rich Iran, which is facing US sanctions against its nuclear programme.

The BRICS nations will look at ways of pressuring the West to redress global economic imbalances.

The BRICS group of countries have broadly agreed they are not bound by "unilateral" sanctions on Iran, measures that threaten higher global oil prices and could result in supply shortages, South Africa's trade minister said on Wednesday.