A South China Morning Post letters piece discusses the recent BRICS summit in New Delhi and argues that BRICS is often misunderstood as either an anti-Western bloc or an ineffective talking shop.
A 35-member delegation of content creators and influencers from BRICS countries rode the Kochi Water Metro as part of a BRICS summit-related cultural exchange visit organized by India’s Ministry of External Affairs.
An analysis of India’s BRICS presidency argues that its real impact lies beyond the New Delhi Declaration, including diplomatic engagement, security cooperation, institutional continuity, economic partnerships, and a stronger voice in global governance.
An opinion piece examines how BRICS and SCO have evolved into platforms for multipolar cooperation and how India can bridge East, West and the Global South.
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration shows incremental progress on local-currency trade while highlighting strategic choices facing India.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the BRICS summit declaration adopted in New Delhi for its strong commitment to multilateralism and the UN.
India’s Union Cabinet adopted a resolution praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi for hosting the BRICS Summit and facilitating a meeting between Iranian and UAE leaders on its sidelines.
India strengthened BRICS consensus at its 20th-anniversary summit, but China’s chairmanship will test cohesion and Global South agency.
Chinese strategic analysts frame Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Cairo visit as supporting Red Sea security, Belt and Road interests, and BRICS economic cohesion.
