CSTO Secretary General Taalatbek Masadykov stated that the "collective West" is manipulating international law for its own interests, destabilizing the global security architecture and undermining strategic stability. He noted this at the "National Security. Belarus - 2026" exhibition in Minsk.
Brazil's top foreign policy adviser, Celso Amorim, stated that the AI race is a two-power contest between the US and China, with Latin America and Europe sidelined. He proposed Brazil should draw capital and technology from both sides, utilizing BRICS and the Global South to maintain balance.
Russia is hosting an international security forum in Moscow with over 140 foreign delegations from 120 countries, including nearly all African nations and partners from SCO, BRICS, and ASEAN. The event features numerous meetings, roundtables, and exhibitions focusing on global security challenges and countering 'neo-colonialism'.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia advocates for an equitable and indivisible international security system without diktat or pressure, emphasizing its particular need for Eurasia to foster mutually beneficial cooperation and global stability.
Russia to host its first International Security Forum from May 26-29, featuring unprecedented foreign delegation participation. The event will cover regional and global security, including the Middle East conflict, drone warfare, and countering Western influence, with discussions on BRICS and Russia-Africa relations.
Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu announced that over 180 delegations have been invited to the first International Security Forum, scheduled for May 26-29 near Moscow to address global security threats and cooperation.
