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Comment l’Inde bloque le soutien des Brics à l’Iran
Un entretien de François Polet (CETRI) avec Nathan Scheirlinckx publié par La Libre Belgique.
Juin 2025. Après les frappes israélo-américaines dirigées vers les programmes nucléaires et balistiques iraniens, l’alliance des pays des BRICS – onze pays dont l’Iran, la Russie, la Chine, le Brésil et l’Inde – publie une déclaration commune, condamnant “une violation du droit international” et alertant sur l’escalade sécuritaire qui guette alors le Moyen-Orient. Près d’un an plus tard, les BRICS se font plus discrets et moins unis, malgré les frappes répétées d’Israël et des États-Unis sur l’Iran.
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