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BCIM 2019: Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar agree to uphold multilateralism, free trade at 13th meeting of forum
•Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar (BCIM) on Thursday called for upholding multilateralism and free trade in the 13th BCIM meet, which is held in China. The parties asserted that comprehensive connectivity in rail, roads, waterways, aviation, energy and the digital sector will greatly enhance competitiveness. The 14th meeting of BMIC is scheduled to take place in India.
G20 summit: Amid escalating US-China trade war, 'reformed multilateralism' likely to be top agenda for Narendra Modi
Sreemoy Talukdar •India wants to use the G20 opportunity to thrash out a way forward in the nature of true multilateralism, instead of unilateral threats issued from the ramparts of White House
BRICS Summit 2018: Investors to track communiqué from Johannesburg as leaders get down to business
Fp Staff •Over the past decade, member nations of the BRICS grouping have had to grit their teeth and paddle through some rough patches.
China backs Iran nuclear deal despite United States withdrawal, describes it as 'an important outcome of multilateralism'
•Chinese leader Xi Jinping called for Iran nuclear deal to be firmly implemented as he met the country's president following the US withdrawal from the pact.
BRICS Summit 2018: Foreign ministers oppose 'new wave protectionism', US decision to impose tariffs on its allies
•The Foreign Affairs Minister of the BRICS nations agreed that they respected WTO's multilateral trading system and opposed Trump's decision to slap tariffs on its allies.
World Economic Forum: In Davos, European leaders to push back against Donald Trump's 'America First' message
•European leaders will be out in force at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week to defend multilateralism before US president Donald Trump arrives to deliver his “America First” message
Suresh Prabhu says India 'stood firm' on fundamental principles at WTO's 11th ministerial meeting
•India stood firm on basic principles of multilateralism at the WTO's ministerial meeting last month in Argentina and would continue to work with other members to promote rule-based global trade, Commerce Minister Suresh Prabhu said
India takes potshots at Donald Trump administration at Geneva, says nationalist politics hurt multilateralism
Shreerupa •Inward-looking policies of countries is killing multilateralism, New Delhi said in Geneva, adding that growing trade protectionism is also a matter of concern
United Nations lauds India's commitment to peacekeeping, calls it 'amazing contribution to world peace'
•India has shown a strong commitment to multilateralism through its engagement in peacekeeping, UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres said, as he honoured those who died in the line of duty
Retreating US, engaging China and rising India will mark the new world order
Rajivranjan •China’s engagement with the world inevitably suggests that Beijing is stepping out from keeping a low profile to striving for achievement