At the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Member Countries Defend Their Vision of Today’s and Tomorrow’s World
The 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi showcased cohesion among the 11 member states and their stated ambition to reshape the global order.
The 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi showcased cohesion among the 11 member states and their stated ambition to reshape the global order.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said at the 18th BRICS summit in India that Global South countries should demand fair application of international law without double standards.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the BRICS New Development Bank needs stronger capacities and an updated business model as financing demands exceed current volumes.
An Indian engineering exporters’ body said BRICS cooperation on non-tariff barriers and payment mechanisms could address most exporters’ challenges.
BRICS leaders concluded talks in New Delhi with calls for inclusive global growth, closer cooperation, and restraint in the Middle East, while unresolved tensions remained among members.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said BRICS supports equal and unrestricted opportunities for economic and social growth while preserving national cultures and traditions.
The Chairman of the Board at the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute said expanding trade among BRICS countries could help member economies attract greater sovereign wealth fund capital.
World media coverage of the BRICS summit in New Delhi focused on opposition to unilateral sanctions, calls for global institutional reform, efforts to reduce dollar dependence and a proposed BRICS peacekeeping role in Middle East conflicts.
A CGTN article examines how China’s global initiatives intersect with BRICS cooperation to support development, security, cultural exchange, and greater Global South participation in global governance.