BRICS: Built Brick by Brick from an Investment Acronym 25 Years Ago
The article traces BRICS from a Goldman Sachs investment acronym into an 11-member multilateral bloc ahead of India’s 2026 BRICS Summit.
The article traces BRICS from a Goldman Sachs investment acronym into an 11-member multilateral bloc ahead of India’s 2026 BRICS Summit.
Indian industry bodies are urging the upcoming BRICS Summit to lower trade barriers, improve cross-border payments and trade finance, and strengthen investment and supply-chain partnerships across member economies.
Indian negotiators are seeking a compromise on West Asia language among BRICS members, especially Iran and the United Arab Emirates, ahead of the leaders’ summit.
An opinion piece urges India to use its BRICS presidency to prioritize practical cooperation, economic outcomes, and global governance reform.
At the India Today BRICS Roundtable 2026, Vinay Sahasrabuddhe said BRICS nations are rejecting single-superpower dominance and expanding local-currency trade as the bloc’s economic weight grows.
An opinion piece argues that India’s BRICS chairship can be used to advance a global AI governance architecture focused on emerging-market risks.
A report highlights rising trade within BRICS, led by China and India, and growing attention to local-currency payment mechanisms.
Russia plans to discuss digital currency trade settlements with BRICS+ partners at the upcoming summit in New Delhi, with President Vladimir Putin attending.
A BRICS summit in New Delhi is reported to bring together major emerging-market leaders, including Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Masoud Pezeshkian, with the article listing attendees.