Dialogue at BRICS is a means, not an end
An opinion column argues that BRICS dialogue should be judged by whether it helps resolve disputes, moderate conflicts, and produce meaningful cooperation.
An opinion column argues that BRICS dialogue should be judged by whether it helps resolve disputes, moderate conflicts, and produce meaningful cooperation.
The article summarizes the main outcomes of the recent BRICS Summit, including calls for multilateral reform, local-currency trade, regional diplomacy, counter-terrorism consensus, and cooperation on AI and climate issues.
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration, adopted under India’s chairship, outlines an actionable agenda for business and developing economies, but implementation through working groups, action plans, and pilot projects will determine its impact.
India’s engineering export promotion body urged BRICS nations to remove non-tariff barriers and streamline cross-border payments to boost trade.
Source: CNBC | Original Published At: 2026-09-15 23:28:01 UTC
At the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India used its chairmanship to create diplomatic space among rival powers while pushing BRICS toward practical economic and multilateral outcomes.
A commentary argues that the Delhi BRICS summit and the Modi-Xi meeting may create an opening for India to manage contradictions with China through compartmentalised engagement.
An opinion piece examines how the BRICS Mission for Healthy Lifestyle can help BRICS countries, especially India, address rising diet-related diseases alongside persistent undernutrition.
The article presents BRICS AI initiatives as a multilateral alternative to geopolitically driven artificial intelligence development.