The BRICS Summit in New Delhi highlights India’s role in shaping energy security, trade flows, and geopolitical cooperation, with particular focus on India-Russia ties and global supply-chain risks.
At the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia is ready to contribute to global energy and food security and deepen cooperation with BRICS partners in trade, tourism, logistics and technology.
An opinion piece argues that BRICS has matured from a counterweight narrative into a mainstream platform for global cooperation ahead of its 18th summit in New Delhi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the BRICS Business Forum leaders’ session, outlining India’s BRICS presidency theme and calling for stronger cooperation on trade, startups, MSMEs, sustainability, and maritime security.
India’s priorities at the BRICS Summit in Delhi include managing relations with Russia and China, expanding trade in local currencies, linking digital payment systems, and ensuring energy security.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS Business Forum that Russia is prepared to work with partners on global energy and food security, logistics, trade, and technology cooperation, while criticizing Western sanctions.
BRICS leaders meet in New Delhi to discuss economic cooperation, regional conflicts, and reforms to the global economic order.
FICCI President Anant Goenka said BRICS can help India diversify supply chains, deepen investment and technology ties, and expand digital payments across emerging markets.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Western countries are attempting to restore their dominant position in the global economy by creating obstacles to trade and transport links connecting BRICS countries with international markets.
