Russian envoy praises India’s BRICS chairship ahead of 2026 summit
Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov said India’s BRICS chairship has made substantial progress across political-security, economic-financial and people-to-people tracks.
Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov said India’s BRICS chairship has made substantial progress across political-security, economic-financial and people-to-people tracks.
A report says the September BRICS summit in New Delhi could deepen climate cooperation, disaster resilience, and joint financial mechanisms for the clean-energy transition.
BRICS competition authorities have launched a joint inquiry into possible monopolies in the global grain trade and are exploring a bloc grain exchange.
India’s BRICS chairmanship focuses on cooperation in trade, payments, innovation and climate resilience ahead of the New Delhi summit.
The success of India’s BRICS presidency will depend on whether its initiatives retain momentum after the chair passes to China in 2027.
Russia has proposed a unified digital platform for direct agricultural trade among BRICS producers and buyers, with discussions expected at the bloc’s summit in New Delhi.
An analysis of industrial 5G deployment across BRICS+ examines national approaches, infrastructure financing and institutional efforts to improve digital interoperability.
Journalists Leonardo Sobreira and Wang Mangmang discussed China-Brazil relations, BRICS+, technological cooperation, sovereignty, and multilateral governance on the program Our World.
Chinese and Russian representatives in India reaffirmed support for India’s BRICS chairship at an ambassadors’ roundtable discussion in New Delhi.