India’s BRICS Presidency and Economic Rise Challenge Global Order
India becomes BRICS chair and world’s 4th largest economy, deepening ties with Russia/China while reducing USD dependency through local currency trade.
India becomes BRICS chair and world’s 4th largest economy, deepening ties with Russia/China while reducing USD dependency through local currency trade.
India outlines vision for BRICS leadership focusing on human welfare, equity, and inclusive growth through four pillars: resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability.
Colombia’s formal entry into the BRICS-led financial institution opens new avenues for infrastructure and sustainable development financing.
As India assumes BRICS presidency, the bloc intensifies cooperation in energy, agriculture, and financial systems to counter Western economic influence.
Analysis of how BRICS+ reshaped global dynamics through economic integration, climate leadership, and institutional innovation while Western powers retreat.
Analysis of BRICS’ growing geopolitical influence through energy cooperation, alternative payment systems, and economic integration among member states.
India prepares to assume BRICS presidency in 2026 with focus on institutional transformation and Global South representation
Brazilian nuclear development association to coordinate BRICS guidelines for low-carbon energy investments and sustainable infrastructure
Brazil’s Secretary for Multilateral Political Affairs addresses Trump-era tariffs, climate commitments, and Brazil-India collaboration.