Reviewing Central Asia’s Aspirations from BRICS
Central Asian states seek financing, connectivity and technological cooperation through BRICS while preserving strategic autonomy.
Central Asian states seek financing, connectivity and technological cooperation through BRICS while preserving strategic autonomy.
South Africa’s High Commissioner to India highlighted BRICS’ role in promoting dialogue while acknowledging challenges in reaching common positions on global conflicts.
South Africa’s High Commissioner to India said UN Security Council reform will be a major focus at India’s upcoming BRICS Summit, noting that the issue has featured in every BRICS Summit declaration.
An explainer on how BRICS developed from an economic acronym into an 11-member platform seeking greater representation in global governance.
Chowna Mein said India’s BRICS presidency would promote inclusive development and cooperation on technology, finance and sustainability.
South African High Commissioner to India Anil Sooklal said BRICS has brought the Global South to the centre of the global geopolitical, economic and financial order, ahead of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi.
China’s Chief Justice Zhang Jun addressed the BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum in New Delhi, calling for deeper judicial cooperation, digital justice, and stronger legal support for trade and economic development.
Brazil and India can give political content to an ancient Indian philosophy by defending a multipolar order based on strategic autonomy, diversity, and cooperation.
Delhi’s Directorate of Education declared September 11, 2026, as a holiday for all offices and schools under its purview due to arrangements for the 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit.