The 18th BRICS Summit concluded in New Delhi, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi describing BRICS as an ecosystem of solutions and emphasizing the need for tangible outcomes.
China’s foreign minister attended the New Delhi dinner on behalf of China, while Xi participated in the BRICS Summit and held bilateral talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said Gulf states will not tolerate attacks on their territory, facilities or vital interests.
The article says the viral image is not an official summit photograph and discusses BRICS unity, U.S. tensions, local-currency trade, and Prime Minister Modi’s remarks on BRICS.
A report said Bangladesh’s decision to skip the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi missed a major diplomatic opportunity and reflected a protocol-focused approach.
The bloc can contribute to building a new international order that is multilateral, equitable and democratic, he said.
BRICS leaders at the 18th summit, chaired by India, committed to AI governance cooperation, welcomed a startup incubator network, and discussed new innovation and finance initiatives, including a proposed startup fund and a BRICS Risk Lab.
The 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi produced a consensus declaration and outcomes that India’s ruling BJP is using to strengthen its political narrative ahead of state assembly elections.
The New Delhi summit showcased India’s diplomatic reach but also highlighted deep internal divisions and limited concrete outcomes within BRICS.
