Xi and Modi Meet at BRICS Summit
BRICS states expressed deep concern over Middle East tensions, while the summit was dominated by Chinese President Xi Jinping’s meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
BRICS states expressed deep concern over Middle East tensions, while the summit was dominated by Chinese President Xi Jinping’s meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
BRICS states agreed on a joint final declaration after negotiations lasting into the early morning hours; Berliner Zeitung presents the full text in German.
India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi as the grouping marks 20 years and expands to 11 members.
BRICS Pay is expanding its cross-border payment network, with memorandums signed with companies in China, Belarus and Turkey and plans to connect additional national payment systems.
Ramaphosa urged BRICS to invest in industry, technology, energy, infrastructure and logistics to strengthen the economic autonomy of the Global South.
At the 12th BRICS Communications Ministers Meeting, India proposed digital public infrastructure repositories, capacity-building centers, and voluntary pilot programmes to support BRICS digital transformation.
An opinion piece argues that India should use the BRICS summit to redefine the grouping as a platform for more choices, including payment interoperability and governance reform at the New Development Bank.
The meeting takes place as the mechanism marks its 20th anniversary, expands its international presence and attracts new countries from the Global South.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said BRICS has substantial intellectual and technological potential and can help shape institutions for emerging sectors such as platform economy, fintech, and digital trade.