Resilience and Sovereignty Take Centre Stage at BRICS Academic Forum
Speakers at the forum in Lucknow highlighted academic cooperation, crisis preparedness, startup collaboration and stronger research networks across BRICS.
Speakers at the forum in Lucknow highlighted academic cooperation, crisis preparedness, startup collaboration and stronger research networks across BRICS.
An analysis by Observer Research Foundation researchers examines BRICS cooperation, expansion and India’s 2026 presidency agenda of resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow said BRICS can promote free flows of trade and investment and serve as a platform for broader economic cooperation.
NDMC has begun preparations for the September 12–13 BRICS summit, focusing on sanitation, infrastructure repairs, beautification and arrangements for visiting delegations.
The 18th BRICS Academic Forum is convening in Lucknow under India’s BRICS Presidency to discuss resilience, innovation, sustainability and cooperation among BRICS countries.
A report says India’s BRICS chairship will focus on consensus, practical cooperation, and a people-centred agenda for the Global South.
The 14th BRICS Science Ministerial Meet, chaired by India in Chennai, unanimously adopted the Chennai Declaration, reaffirming BRICS cooperation on science, technology and innovation for a future-ready framework.
At the BRICS 2026 telecommunications ministers’ meeting, participants prioritized inclusive digital transformation, stronger institutions and cooperation on digital public infrastructure, AI, 6G and cybersecurity.
At the 14th BRICS Science, Technology and Innovation Ministerial Meeting in Chennai, India’s Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh called for a future-ready BRICS innovation framework to support the Global South.