India Assumes BRICS Presidency Amid Global Trade Tensions
India takes 2026 BRICS leadership amid US tariff pressures, focusing on Global South representation and multilateral reforms
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India’s BRICS Presidency 2026: Can New Delhi Balance the US While Leading the Global South?
India assumes BRICS leadership amid expanded membership, prioritizing Global South development while navigating US relations.
India’s 2026 BRICS Presidency to Prioritize ‘Humanity First’ Framework
India outlines vision for BRICS leadership focusing on human welfare, equity, and inclusive growth through four pillars: resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability.
Iranian and Russian Warships Participate in BRICS Naval Exercise Off South Africa
Chinese-led military drills spark concerns about BRICS’ growing geopolitical influence and South Africa’s neutrality
BRICS members’ gold reserves are not anti-dollar; they’re anti-monopoly
Analysis of BRICS’ strategic shift toward gold reserves and multipolar financial systems
BRICS in 2025: Building a New Multipolar World Order Brick by Brick
2025 marked significant expansion and institutional development for BRICS as it strengthened its position as a counterweight to Western-dominated systems.
India Set to Lead BRICS Amid Conflicting Interests, Global Ambitions and US Pressure
India prepares to assume BRICS chairmanship with focus on Global South priorities while navigating internal divisions and external geopolitical pressures.
India, Russia, and China Strengthen BRICS Collaboration Amid Challenges to US Dollar Dominance
As India assumes BRICS presidency, the bloc intensifies cooperation in energy, agriculture, and financial systems to counter Western economic influence.
BRICS Nations Accelerate Shift from Dollar to Gold Reserves
Analysis of BRICS’ strategic gold accumulation to reduce US dollar reliance and its implications for global financial systems.