BRICS Could Move Beyond Dollar, But Not Towards A Single Currency
BRICS has shifted focus from a common currency to local-currency settlements, cross-border payment links and financing alternatives to reduce reliance on the US dollar.
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Voice to capital: What India’s Brics summit leaves behind
An analysis of India’s BRICS presidency argues that the New Delhi Declaration could matter if it helps make climate and emerging-market finance more bankable, de-risked and attractive to capital.
China Proposes Open-Source AI Platform for BRICS Members
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined plans for shared AI development, training programs, and digital infrastructure for the bloc.
Fact Check: Viral Group Selfie of BRICS Leaders Including Modi and Putin Is AI-Generated
A widely shared image claiming to show BRICS leaders taking a group selfie at the New Delhi summit has been found to be AI-generated and false.
BRICS Summit 2026: What’s in it for Sports?
The 2026 BRICS Summit concluded with agreements to deepen cooperation in technology, health, supply chains, trade and sports development, emphasizing sport as a driver of social growth and people-to-people exchange.
Expert Explains | What the BRICS 2026 summit achieved – and what challenges remain
India’s 2026 BRICS presidency centered on the New Delhi Declaration, continuity mechanisms, and practical economic cooperation, while cross-border payments and implementation challenges remain.
BRICS+ Dialogue 2026 Presses Bloc to Widen Access to AI, Capital and Talent; India and South Africa Sign Creative-Sector Pact
The BRICS Chamber of Commerce & Industry hosted BRICS+ Dialogue 2026 in New Delhi, focusing on inclusive innovation, women’s leadership, and practical cross-border cooperation under India’s BRICS Presidency.
India scores BRICS win with joint declaration despite divides
New Delhi ‘papered over’ differences to keep the bloc focused on trade and tech priorities, analysts say.
Brazil has become a supporting player in BRICS, experts say
Without President Lula and amid elections, Brazil is seen as losing its leading role at the 2026 summit in India.