India’s BRICS challenge: Balancing ties with Iran, Saudi, UAE amid drone strikes
India engages with BRICS member states through the Sherpa channel to formulate a consensus position on the West Asia conflict involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
India engages with BRICS member states through the Sherpa channel to formulate a consensus position on the West Asia conflict involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
New Delhi indicates discussions continue through Sherpa channel as Iran urges the bloc to condemn military strikes and support regional stability.
India, as current BRICS chair, is facilitating discussions among member nations to develop a common approach on the Iran-US conflict affecting multiple BRICS members.
TV BRICS International Media Network partners with International Competence Centre for Mining Engineering Education to strengthen BRICS+ collaboration in science, innovation and education.
The Reserve Bank of India’s proposal focuses on risk management and trade continuity through interoperable digital currencies, rather than challenging dollar dominance.
At Raisina Dialogue 2026, panelists from BRICS countries and newer members discussed energy resilience, financing flexibility, supply-chain coordination, and stronger institutional visibility.
Under India’s 2026 chairmanship, BRICS has not issued a unified statement on the US-Israel war on Iran, highlighting internal differences among member states.
The article argues that BRICS de-dollarization efforts are accelerating and could shift trade settlement patterns, reserve preferences, and investor behavior toward alternative assets.
Economist warns US/Israel military actions in Iran risk global economic catastrophe; urges BRICS to push for peace to protect trade and energy markets.