The BRICS New Delhi Declaration, adopted under India’s chairship, outlines an actionable agenda for business and developing economies, but implementation through working groups, action plans, and pilot projects will determine its impact.
As BRICS expansion strengthens the bloc’s geopolitical weight, it also tests its cohesion in an increasingly unstable international environment.
In a TV BRICS interview for the Global Media Meeting project marking BRICS’ 20th anniversary, Brasil 247 editorial secretary Leonardo Sobreira discusses media cooperation among BRICS+ countries, multipolar global communications, and a shared agenda for telling positive development stories from the Global South.
The 18th BRICS Summit final declaration centers on global governance reform, New Development Bank expansion, payment interoperability, trade cooperation, and support for the Global South.
The article presents BRICS AI initiatives as a multilateral alternative to geopolitically driven artificial intelligence development.
Instituto Fome de Tudo won the Agriculture and Food Security category of the BRICS Women Business Alliance award at the 2026 Women-Led Development Summit in New Delhi.
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi highlighted India’s role in steering the expanded grouping toward cooperation, digital public infrastructure, local-currency trade, and global institutional reform.
A BRICS summit in New Delhi highlighted efforts by emerging economies to present a stronger collective voice in global affairs, while also revealing internal differences over how far the bloc should challenge Western-led institutions.
Xinhua reports that China is using the BRICS New Industrial Revolution Partnership Innovation Center in Xiamen to expand technology, investment, training, and trade cooperation with Global South countries.
