AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBRICS Diplomacy: The New Delhi Declaration was adopted unanimously at the 18th BRICS summit, with leaders backing resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, and expanding the bloc’s partner framework that includes Cuba. Cuba at the UN: Cuba scored a major Human Rights Council win as delegations unanimously backed a report condemning the U.S. embargo’s human rights impact, with Cuba’s ambassador stressing it was the first such debate since the council’s creation. Cuba Under Pressure: A new report by Cubalex says August brought a record spike in violence and repression, including 52 homicides, five deaths in custody, and hundreds of harassment cases amid electricity and water crises. BRICS and the Middle East: Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim urged BRICS to reject “occupation, settler colonialism” and “settler terrorism,” warning war-driven energy price shocks are destabilizing global growth. Energy and Food Talks: Vladimir Putin proposed BRICS insurance and a joint grain market to blunt sanctions pressure, while Iran’s Pezeshkian said Iran and the UAE agreed to “put the past behind.” Cuba-Related Media Clash: Cuban activists warned of a defamation campaign targeting U.S. diplomat Mike Hammer during his Villa Clara visit, including false claims tied to humanitarian aid.
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