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Time of India
17 hours ago
- Politics
- Time of India
India Set To Get BRICS Backing on Terror as PM Modi, Jaishankar Lead Global Diplomatic Offensive
/ Jul 01, 2025, 12:54PM IST At the BRICS Summit in Brazil, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to secure a major diplomatic win with strong anti-terror language in the BRICS declaration for the first time in years. This comes weeks after the Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir, where 26 people lost their lives. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has already set the tone at the UN with a powerful exhibition titled 'The Human Cost of Terrorism', directly calling out state-sponsored terrorism, a veiled reference to Pakistan. The message is clear: India is done with silence and diplomacy without accountability. BRICS, often seen as divided on terror, may finally echo India's zero-tolerance approach. With China and Russia skipping the summit, Modi's presence at BRICS 2025 marks a turning point in reclaiming the anti-terror narrative in global multilateral platforms.#bricssummit #pmmodi #jaishankar #pahalgamterrorattack #terrorism #indiafightsterror #modibrics #jaishankarunspeech #terrorismdebate #toi #toibharat #bharat #breakingnews #indianews
The Star
28-04-2025
- Business
- The Star
Malaysia to push for greater Asean-BRICS cooperation at foreign ministers' meeting
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will actively promote engagement between Asean and BRICS with the aim of regional and economic cooperation, says Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan. The Foreign Minister said this will be among the matters Malaysia will raise during the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs Meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil during his visit on Monday and Tuesday (April 28 and 29). "As Asean Chair for 2025, Malaysia will actively advocate for deeper engagement between Asean and BRICS aimed at fostering regional cooperation, enhancing economic collaboration," he said in a statement on Monday. He added that he would also look at reinforcing collective efforts towards a fairer, more sustainable global economy. The BRICS foreign ministers meeting is one of the important precursors to the BRICS Leaders' Summit, scheduled to take place on July 6 and 7 under Brazil's chairmanship. The meeting also marks the first gathering of foreign ministers from BRICS member and partner countries for this year. Malaysia officially attained BRICS partner country status on Jan 1. On the BRICS meeting, Mohamad said Brazil will focus on six priority areas. Among the topics to be raised are global health, trade, investment and finance. Other topics included for discussion are climate change, artificial Intelligence (AI), reform of the peace and security multilateral system, and the institutional development of BRICS. "These priorities resonate strongly with Malaysia's national interests and its commitment to inclusive and sustainable development. "In particular, the emphasis on trade and investment is apt and timely, given the growing uncertainties in the global economic landscape, in the wake of the United States' unilateral tariffs," added Mohamad. He said Malaysia will also take the opportunity to share its perspectives and strategic priorities on pressing global issues. He is also scheduled to deliver Malaysia's national intervention during a dedicated session focused on 'The Role of the Global South in Reinforcing Multilateralism'. The intervention reflects Malaysia's steadfast commitment to strengthening multilateralism and amplifying the voice and interests of developing countries, aligned with the core objectives of BRICS 2025.
BusinessToday
28-04-2025
- Business
- BusinessToday
Foreign Affairs Minister To Share Malaysia's Stand On Multilateralism At BRICS Meeting
Minister of Foreign Affairs Dato' Mohamad Hasan is scheduled to attend BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs Meeting in Rio De Janeiro, which is a precursor to the BRICS Leaders' Summit, that takes place on 6 and 7 July 2025 under Brazil's Chairmanship. This Meeting will mark the first gathering of Ministers of Foreign Affairs from BRICS Member and Partner Countries in 2025. Malaysia officially attained BRICS Partner Country status on 1 January 2025. Under their Chairmanship, Brazil will focus on six priority areas, namely Global Health; Trade, Investment and Finance; Climate Change; Artificial Intelligence; Reform of the Peace and Security of the Multilateral System; and the Institutional Development of BRICS. The government said the priorities resonate strongly with Malaysia's national interests and its commitment for inclusive and sustainable development. In particular, the emphasis on trade and investment is apt and timely, given the growing uncertainties in the global economic landscape, in the wake of the United States' unilateral tariffs. During the Meeting, the Foreign Minister is scheduled to deliver Malaysia's national intervention during a dedicated session focused on 'The Role of the Global South in Reinforcing Multilateralism'. The intervention will reflect Malaysia's steadfast commitment to strengthening multilateralism and amplifying the voice and interests of developing countries, aligned with the core objectives of BRICS 2025. Wisma Putra added that during the meeting, Malaysia will take the opportunity to share its perspectives and strategic priorities on pressing global issues. As Chair of ASEAN for 2025, Malaysia will actively advocate for deeper engagement between ASEAN and BRICS, aimed at fostering regional cooperation, enhancing economic collaboration, and reinforcing collective efforts toward a fairer and more Related
New Straits Times
27-04-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
Mohamad Hasan to attend BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting in Brazil
PUTRAJAYA: Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan will undertake a working visit to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from April 28 to 29 to attend the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs Meeting. According to a statement by the Foreign Ministry today, the meeting is the first gathering of foreign ministers from BRICS Member and Partner Countries this year. It also serves as one of the key precursors to the BRICS Leaders' Summit, which is scheduled to take place on July 6 and 7 under Brazil's chairmanship. Under Brazil's leadership, BRICS will focus on six priority areas: global health; trade and investment; climate change; artificial intelligence; reforming peace and security mechanisms within the multilateral system; and institutional development. "These priorities resonate strongly with Malaysia's national interests and its commitment for inclusive and sustainable development. "In particular, the emphasis on trade and investment is apt and timely, given the growing uncertainties in the global economic landscape, in the wake of the United States' unilateral tariffs," read the statement. During the meeting, Mohamad is scheduled to deliver Malaysia's national intervention at a dedicated session themed "The Role of the Global South in Reinforcing Multilateralism". The intervention reflects Malaysia's steadfast commitment to strengthening multilateralism and amplifying the voice and interests of developing countries, aligned with the core objectives of BRICS 2025. Malaysia is also expected to share its strategic perspectives on key global challenges. "As Chair of Asean for 2025, Malaysia will actively advocate for deeper engagement between Asean and BRICS, aimed at fostering regional cooperation, enhancing economic collaboration, and reinforcing collective efforts toward a fairer and more sustainable global economy," it added. Malaysia officially becomes BRICS Partner Country on Jan 1, 2025.
Malaysian Reserve
27-04-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Mohamad Hasan to attend BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Brazil
PUTRAJAYA — Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan will undertake a working visit to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from April 28 to 29 to attend the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs Meeting. According to a statement by the Foreign Ministry on Sunday, the meeting is the first gathering of foreign ministers from BRICS Member and Partner Countries this year. It also serves as one of the key precursors to the BRICS Leaders' Summit, which is scheduled to take place on July 6 and 7 under Brazil's chairmanship. Under Brazil's leadership, BRICS will focus on six priority areas: global health; trade and investment; climate change; artificial intelligence; reforming peace and security mechanisms within the multilateral system; and institutional development. 'These priorities resonate strongly with Malaysia's national interests and its commitment for inclusive and sustainable development. 'In particular, the emphasis on trade and investment is apt and timely, given the growing uncertainties in the global economic landscape, in the wake of the United States' unilateral tariffs,' read the statement. During the meeting, Mohamad is scheduled to deliver Malaysia's national intervention at a dedicated session themed 'The Role of the Global South in Reinforcing Multilateralism'. The intervention reflects Malaysia's steadfast commitment to strengthening multilateralism and amplifying the voice and interests of developing countries, aligned with the core objectives of BRICS 2025. Malaysia is also expected to share its strategic perspectives on key global challenges. 'As Chair of ASEAN for 2025, Malaysia will actively advocate for deeper engagement between ASEAN and BRICS, aimed at fostering regional cooperation, enhancing economic collaboration, and reinforcing collective efforts toward a fairer and more sustainable global economy,' it added. Malaysia officially becomes BRICS Partner Country on Jan 1, 2025. — BERNAMA
