BRICS for an economic bridge
An opinion piece argues that BRICS should focus on lowering cross-border business costs and delivering tangible outcomes in trade, investment, technology, finance, and sustainability.
An opinion piece argues that BRICS should focus on lowering cross-border business costs and delivering tangible outcomes in trade, investment, technology, finance, and sustainability.
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi highlighted healthcare access, affordable medicines, pandemic preparedness, and multilateral cooperation as priorities for sustainable development.
An opinion piece proposes a federated BRICS health information exchange framework based on India’s digital public infrastructure experience.
With global trade affected by geopolitics, India’s export diversification has benefited from trade with BRICS partners, while the article asks whether this can help improve the India-China trade balance.
WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus welcomed the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration at the 18th BRICS Summit and highlighted commitments on resilient health systems, equitable access and sustainable financing.
An Indian health-tech startup presented its AI-enabled cervical cancer screening device at a BRICS-related innovation exposition in New Delhi.
An analysis argues that BRICS should prioritize interoperability, liquidity, crisis resilience, and modular cooperation to build practical cross-border payment options.
Indian observers criticized Western outlets for pairing BRICS summit coverage with images of urban poverty, arguing the framing overlooked India’s development and diplomatic role.
The 2026 New Delhi Declaration reflects BRICS member positions on Palestine, Iran, and Gulf diplomacy, showing shifts in regional alignments within the grouping.