The national capital is fully prepared to host the prestigious BRICS Summit 2026, with security arrangements significantly tightened. Attention remains on pivotal diplomatic discussions, particularly Prime Minister Modi's scheduled talk with the UAE Crown Prince on Saturday (September 12, 2026) morning.
LiveLive: Delhi gears up for BRICS Summit 2026 with heightened security and crucial diplomatic talks
The national capital is fully prepared to host the prestigious BRICS Summit 2026, with security arrangements significantly tightened. Attention remains on pivotal diplomatic discussions, particularly Prime Minister Modi's scheduled talk with the UAE Crown Prince on Saturday (September 12, 2026) morning.
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PM Modi holds talks with Iranian President Pezeshkian, advocates for peace talks to resolve West Asian crisis
On Friday (September 11, 2026), ahead of the BRICS Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, urging that the current hostilities involving the United States be settled "through dialogue and diplomacy". Later during an evening public appearance, President Pezeshkian remarked that his discussions with Mr. Modi would strengthen the energy and trade relations between India and Iran. He also labeled the US and Israel as "bullies", asserting that "Iran will not be bullied."Late-night efforts underway by BRICS diplomats to finalize consensus on 'Delhi Declaration'
With New Delhi gearing up to host the BRICS Summit comprising 11 developing nations, diplomatic envoys worked late into Friday (September 11, 2026) night to reach an agreement on the "Delhi Declaration". According to official and diplomatic sources, the participating states have reached consensus on "almost all the text, with the exception of one paragraph". This suggests that disagreements persist over the phrasing regarding the conflict in Iran initiated by the US and Israel, as well as Iran's strikes on targets within the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other nations in West Asia. Click below to read more on this: BRICS negotiators work late to achieve consensus on the 'Delhi Declaration' amid unresolved tensions over the Iran conflict.
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