
"Lula strengthened the foundations of our strategic partnership," says Ramaphosa.
South African President praises Lula's leadership, highlights cooperation between the two countries, and affirms that Brazil is a fundamental partner.
Meeting in Brasilia should result in agreements in the areas of tourism, investment, trade and culture.
An economist claims that war could trigger a global economic crisis and says that only a coordinated reaction from major powers can stop the escalation.
In a university conference, an advisor to Lula criticizes the erosion of international law, comments on the war in Iran, and highlights BRICS, the UN, and multilateralism.
The event's cancellation comes amid escalating military tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
A correspondent for Brasil de Fato in Moscow tells TV 247 that the offensive by the United States and Israel and the death of Khamenei have elevated the conflict to a new level.
Russia, China, Iran, and India express concern about military escalation and advocate dialogue to contain clashes along the Durand Line border.
A study by the “Knowledge Hub” brings together 25 experts, analyzes the expansion of the bloc, and points to ways to strengthen the engagement of new generations.
The last-minute meeting in Abu Dhabi is expected to last about an hour and will not have the status of a state visit.
Before departing for South Korea, President Lula spoke about BRICS, the UN, foreign trade, and relations with Donald Trump.
The Deputy Foreign Minister told TASS that the group is not a military union nor does it have commitments to collective defense, and downplayed naval exercises in South Africa.
Russian Foreign Minister says the world is undergoing a multipolar transition.