Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Global South countries are increasingly confident in BRICS because their voices are heard and decisions are made jointly with them, speaking at a BRICS+ session in India.
During the BRICS Summit 2026 in Delhi, comparisons between BRICS and NATO have resurfaced, focusing on their different purposes, military capabilities, and economic strength.
An analytical article examines India’s BRICS presidency and argues for pragmatic economic cooperation in trade, finance, supply chains, critical minerals and maritime logistics.
At the BRICS summit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for inclusive technology adoption and highlighted BRICS initiatives in digital agriculture, startups, supply chains, and early warning systems.
The Delhi Declaration tests whether BRICS can convert consensus among diverse emerging powers into practical cooperation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged BRICS members at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi to deepen cooperation in technology, peace, civilizational dialogue and global governance reform.
The article analyzes India’s BRICS chairship and the New Delhi Declaration, arguing that New Delhi favors a flexible, issue-based BRICS that supports development finance, global governance reforms, and Global South representation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin greeted leaders of BRICS partner countries taking part in an expanded BRICS+ session during the BRICS summit in India.
PM Modi said India is advancing friendship, participation and cooperation through the BRICS platform and urged broader people-centered engagement.
