BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting Begins Amid West Asia Tensions
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- The BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting, chaired by India, begins amid heightened tensions in West Asia, particularly between Iran and the UAE, with consensus on the crisis elusive despite Indian, Russian, and Egyptian efforts.
- The meeting prepares for the September BRICS summit.
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The BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting commences Thursday amid heightened West Asia tensions, particularly between Iran and the UAE, with consensus elusive despite Indian efforts. The meeting, chaired by India, prepares for the September BRICS summit. Ministers will also meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Partner countries, including Belarus and Cuba, will attend. The war in West Asia, which began on February 28, has impacted discussions, with Iran and the UAE failing to reach a consensus. Intense negotiations are underway.

