Terrorism is a growing problem around the world, and countries are constantly looking for better ways to fight it. In a recent joint statement at the United Nations, India, Brazil, and South Africa—three major democracies from the developing world—have called for decisive action against global terrorism. These three nations, working together through the IBSA Dialogue Forum, believe that by strengthening their cooperation, they can improve their ability to stop terrorism in its tracks. This cooperation is vital to ensuring that terrorists are brought to justice, safe havens are eliminated, and attacks are prevented before they happen.
The IBSA Partnership: A Powerful Alliance
IBSA (India, Brazil, South Africa) is a partnership between these countries that was created in 2003 to help them work together on issues that affect them, especially in areas like security and development. What makes IBSA stand out is that it focuses on countries in the Global South—nations that are oft...
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