Is Consensus Possible at the BRICS Summit?
An analysis of the forthcoming Delhi summit examines challenges to BRICS consensus and priorities for practical cooperation under India’s chairmanship.
An analysis of the forthcoming Delhi summit examines challenges to BRICS consensus and priorities for practical cooperation under India’s chairmanship.
A 65-member delegation from BRICS countries, including chief justices, toured the Taj Mahal in Agra on Sunday despite heavy rain.
Preparations for the BRICS Summit in New Delhi have triggered a sharp surge in hotel demand and tariffs across Delhi and the National Capital Region, with luxury room rates rising above Rs 80,000.
The Ministry of External Affairs said India’s BRICS Chairship 2026 will promote knowledge sharing, mentorship, digital infrastructure and AI to strengthen collaboration and resilience among member countries.
India-hosted BRICS Summit is expected to focus on consolidating the grouping and integrating new members, with no consensus among existing members on further expansion.
As India hosts the 18th BRICS summit, it faces competing pressures from China, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates over trade, energy and geopolitical alignment.
An expert explains BRICS’ achievements, internal divergences, India’s role as 2026 host, and practical priorities beyond geopolitical confrontation.
The BRICS Sovereign Capital Summit in New Delhi will bring sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and family offices together with infrastructure, energy, technology, and digital projects across BRICS member and partner countries.
The article examines India’s diplomatic challenge at the upcoming BRICS summit as it seeks to maintain relations with Russia, China, and Western countries.