BRICS moves to forecast future skills as technology reshapes labour markets
BRICS CONNECT will enable member countries to share best practices on skills forecasting, labour-market intelligence, employability and digital employment services.
BRICS CONNECT will enable member countries to share best practices on skills forecasting, labour-market intelligence, employability and digital employment services.
An analysis of India’s chairship of the 18th BRICS Summit, covering the bloc’s expanded membership, economic weight, local-currency settlement initiatives, and implications for global governance reform.
The 18th BRICS Summit will be held in New Delhi on September 12-13, 2026, under India’s chairmanship.
Former Indian military leaders said BRICS’s growing importance could influence India-China ties, regional security, and the grouping’s ability to manage differences through common interests.
India’s goods imports from BRICS member states grew much faster than its exports, while an upcoming BRICS summit in Delhi raises questions about possible export-related decisions.
The bloc currently has 11 members.
Ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India’s Ministry of External Affairs curated a BRICS media kit featuring regional food and crafts to showcase the country’s diversity alongside high-level diplomacy.
An opinion piece argues that BRICS is a reformist, pluralist platform for the Global South, highlighting its financial institutions, trade growth, local-currency mechanisms, and India’s strategic role.
India hosts the 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit as the expanded bloc continues to develop as a platform for Global South cooperation, economic engagement, and alternative multilateral institutions.