Terrorism should not be excuse for interventions outside international law, says Brazil’s Lula

Record ID: 2343211

  • Title: Terrorism should not be excuse for interventions outside international law, says Brazil’s Lula
  • Date: 21st February 2026
  • Summary: NEW DELHI, INDIA (FEBRUARY 21, 2026) (ANI- No use India) ***WARNING: CONTAINS FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY*** BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT LUIZ INACIO LULA DA SILVA AND INDIAN PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI STANDING AT PODIUM/BRAZIL'S FOREIGN MINISTER MAURO VIEIRA AND HIS INDIAN COUNTERPART SUBRAHMANYAM JAISHANKAR EXCHANGING AGREEMENTS AND SHAKING HANDS/LULA AND MODI CLAPPING (SOUNDBITE) (Portu
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  • Keywords: AI Impact Summit Brazil Global South India India Brazil India-Brazil relations Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Modi Lula meeting Narendra Modi New Delhi bilateral talks critical minerals defence cooperation diplomatic ties energy joint statement rare earths renewable energy strategic partnership trade trade delegation
  • Location: NEW DELHI, INDIA
  • City: NEW DELHI, INDIA
  • Country: India
  • Topics: Asia / Pacific,Diplomacy/Foreign Policy,Government/Politics
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  • Story Text:EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: PORTUGUESE SOUNDBITES ARE TRANSLATED USING AI
    Terrorism must not be used as an excuse for interventions outside international law, said Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Saturday (February 21) in New Delhi as the Latin American leader delivered a statement with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
    Lula landed in New Delhi on Wednesday for an official visit and also attended the AI Impact Summit, billed as one of the largest technology events in Global South
    Lula cautioned against conflating terrorism with public security concerns of countries.
    In 2025, total bilateral trade between India and Brazil reached $15 billion, up 25.5% from the previous year, and the shared goal is to raise that figure to $20 billion by 2030, said Brazil's agriculture ministry.
    A Brazilian trade delegation in India is seeking opportunities to sell more Brazilian chicken to the Asian country in return for opening up its home market to some Indian fruit and nuts, Brazil's Agriculture Ministry and industry group ABPA said.
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