'Might makes right' does not hold: China's Xi Jinping calls for Global South to jointly defend rule of law
- Posted on September 13, 2026
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In brief
During a significant BRICS summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping challenged the international community to embrace a rules-based global order where power doesn't dictate outcomes. His address highlighted the necessity for emerging economies to collectively strengthen multilateral governance frameworks. India's PM Modi echoed these sentiments, proposing structural reforms to ensure equitable representation. The alliance's adopted declaration reaffirms commitment to amplifying Global South voices in international decision-making processes.
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'Might makes right' does not hold: China's Xi Jinping calls for Global South to jointly defend rule of law
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Global South nations to defend international law and reject might makes right. He called for a more equitable global order and greater participation for all countries. Prime Minister Modi also advocated for global governance reforms and a partnership platform. BRICS leaders adopted a declaration supporting more just and equitable global governance. The group will continue to voice concerns and priorities of the Global South.
