BRICS Bazaar in India showcases crafts from member and partner nations
A six-day BRICS Bazaar in New Delhi highlighted handicrafts, textiles and artworks from BRICS member and partner countries as a cultural exchange initiative.
A six-day BRICS Bazaar in New Delhi highlighted handicrafts, textiles and artworks from BRICS member and partner countries as a cultural exchange initiative.
An opinion column argues that BRICS dialogue should be judged by whether it helps resolve disputes, moderate conflicts, and produce meaningful cooperation.
The article summarizes the main outcomes of the recent BRICS Summit, including calls for multilateral reform, local-currency trade, regional diplomacy, counter-terrorism consensus, and cooperation on AI and climate issues.
The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi approved agriculture-focused initiatives, including BRICS Agrin and a digital agriculture network, aimed at supporting farmers through technology, climate cooperation and trade.
BRICS leaders discussed expanding local-currency trade and cross-border payment systems, while experts highlighted obstacles to replacing the US dollar.
At the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim shared social media posts pairing photographs with Indian leaders and BRICS participants with popular Bollywood songs, while India highlighted the summit’s consensus outcomes.
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration, adopted under India’s chairship, outlines an actionable agenda for business and developing economies, but implementation through working groups, action plans, and pilot projects will determine its impact.
As BRICS expansion strengthens the bloc’s geopolitical weight, it also tests its cohesion in an increasingly unstable international environment.
India’s engineering export promotion body urged BRICS nations to remove non-tariff barriers and streamline cross-border payments to boost trade.