Brazil hands over BRICS presidency to India
Brazil concludes its BRICS presidency, highlighting expanded cooperation; India assumes leadership next year
Brazil Concludes BRICS Presidency as India Assumes Leadership
Symbolic hammer handover marks transition and defines 2026 priorities
Brazil Transfers BRICS Presidency to India, Effective January 1, 2026
Formal handover during BRICS Sherpas meeting confirms India’s leadership priorities focusing on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability.
The BRICS’ New Unit Currency Is A Good Step Forward
Analysis of BRICS’ proposed ‘Unit’ currency combining gold and fiat currencies for international trade stability
Brazil Presents Results of BRICS Presidency
Fourth Sherpas’ Meeting in Brasília reviews achievements during Brazil’s BRICS presidency and transitions leadership to India
India May Deepen Ties with BRICS Amid Trump’s Erratic Policies: Report
Analysis suggests India could leverage BRICS more aggressively as US-India relations face strain due to trade policies and geopolitical pressures.
India May Deepen BRICS Engagement Amid US Policy Uncertainty
Report highlights India’s strategic recalibration toward BRICS and Global South platforms due to US trade policies and geopolitical tensions
Gold Rush vs Dollar Power: The BRICS-West Split Explained
Analysis of BRICS nations’ accelerated gold reserve accumulation compared to Western economies, reflecting geopolitical shifts in global financial strategies.
Brazil Formally Transfers BRICS Presidency to India During Sherpas Meeting
India assumes BRICS leadership on January 1, 2026, with priorities focused on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability