A China Daily editorial cited by ANI argues that expanding BRICS cooperation can strengthen development-chain resilience for Global South economies through trade diversification, connectivity, local-currency settlement, and institutional support.
An opinion piece examines India’s BRICS presidency priorities, including Women-Led Development, cross-border payments, MSME resilience, renewable energy, supply chains, and a reformist multilateral approach.
As BRICS expands and advances local-currency and financial cooperation initiatives, attention is turning to whether the New Development Bank can align its capacity with the bloc’s economic agenda.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to attend the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, where the agenda includes cooperation, development, global governance reform, and greater participation by the Global South.
An analysis of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, its priorities, the group’s Global South agenda, and India’s growing influence within BRICS.
Special security measures restrict flights around Delhi during the BRICS Summit period.
BRICS should strengthen the New Development Bank’s governance, creditworthiness, and role in financial initiatives to avoid fragmentation and better serve the Global South.
BRICS leaders are expected to discuss a digital incubator network, a startup innovation fund and a voluntary logistics supply-chain framework aimed at strengthening innovation, financing and resilient trade logistics.
Delhi has tightened security and traffic arrangements for the BRICS Summit, while the summit may discuss linking member countries’ central bank digital currencies.
