Bringing coherence & cohesion to BRICS
India’s BRICS presidency aims to manage internal divisions and deliver practical outcomes across economic, development, and people-centered cooperation.
India’s BRICS presidency aims to manage internal divisions and deliver practical outcomes across economic, development, and people-centered cooperation.
India’s hosting of a BRICS working group on ocean and polar science highlights the bloc’s niche as a mechanism for scientific cooperation rather than Arctic governance.
A brief overview of BRICS, its 11 member countries, history, institutions, India’s role, and the 2026 summit agenda.
The university will send three representatives to the 11 September event in Delhi aimed at linking education with industry needs.
India’s proposed BRICS agenda emphasizes digital public infrastructure, local-currency trade, MSME support, youth exchanges and sustainable energy cooperation.
India’s BRICS presidency prioritizes startups, digital infrastructure, AI and research networks to expand cooperation among member countries.
South African High Commissioner Anil Sooklal highlighted summit priorities and cooperation on trade, finance and sectoral development ahead of the September 12–13 meeting in New Delhi.
Delhi’s Directorate of Education declared September 11, 2026, as a holiday for all offices and schools under its purview due to arrangements for the 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit.
An analysis of the forthcoming Delhi summit examines challenges to BRICS consensus and priorities for practical cooperation under India’s chairmanship.