Bangladesh media assessed the New Delhi BRICS summit and the country’s engagement with BRICS institutions, particularly the New Development Bank, while debating the impact of the prime minister’s decision not to attend.
The New Delhi Declaration shows BRICS evolving into a broader cooperation platform on trade, finance, technology, development, climate, energy, infrastructure and global governance.
The BRICS summit in New Delhi highlights the bloc’s growing scale but also its internal tensions over de-dollarization, leadership, and the practical limits of reducing dependence on the U.S. dollar.
In an exclusive interview during the BRICS summit in India, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed BRICS cooperation, reducing dependence on the U.S. dollar, and countering unilateral sanctions.
India’s digital public infrastructure, affordable medicines and health capabilities are presented as key contributions to BRICS cooperation and engagement with the Global South.
A Russian blogger covering the BRICS summit in New Delhi praised India’s hospitality and called for the meeting to focus on peace, trade cooperation, local currencies and digital payments.
A commentary argues that a multipolar world order is needed and that BRICS can contribute by strengthening the Global South and building alternative economic and financial mechanisms.
The New Delhi 2026 declaration, adopted unanimously at the 18th BRICS summit, outlines priorities on multilateralism, peace, trade, UN reform, and national-currency settlements.
Experts attending the BRICS summit highlighted opportunities for artificial intelligence cooperation, diversified global trade, and cross-border financial integration through mechanisms such as BRICS Pay.
