India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addresses BRICS foreign ministers, highlighting risks to global energy and maritime stability from West Asia tensions while calling for reformed multilateralism.
A Hindi report says China used the BRICS platform in India to reinforce cooperation with emerging economies while managing strategic competition with the United States.
External Minister S. Jaishankar defines BRICS as a new global power center at a BRICS meeting, outlining a roadmap focused on resilience, innovation, and cooperation amidst US tariff threats.
Indonesia’s Foreign Minister proposes QRIS as a model for BRICS digital payment system development during Foreign Ministers Meeting in New Delhi.
At a BRICS foreign ministers’ conclave, India urged practical coordination on maritime security, energy stability, and de-escalation amid Iran-UAE tensions and wider Middle East conflict.
Amidst the BRICS Summit, Iran’s Foreign Minister visited India as an Indian ship sank near Oman. FM Jaishankar emphasized collective stability and peace at the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting.
Tensions between Iran and UAE at New Delhi BRICS meeting required Russian intervention, challenging consensus on joint statement regarding West Asia conflict.
Disputes between Iran and the UAE over the West Asia crisis exposed BRICS consensus challenges during foreign ministers’ talks in India.
India told BRICS foreign ministers that secure shipping lanes, de-escalation in West Asia, and coordinated action against terrorism are critical for global stability.
