The Official BRICS Family Photo: A Symbol That Grows Over Time
BRICS leaders posed for the official family photo at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, surrounded by young banyan trees symbolizing growth.
BRICS leaders posed for the official family photo at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, surrounded by young banyan trees symbolizing growth.
The BRICS New Delhi Declaration frames climate action through sustainable development, equity, energy security and economic resilience rather than a standalone Net Zero commitment.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a BRICS summit session that the world is experiencing major geopolitical, economic, technological and social shifts.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted the declaration’s reference to the Bandung Spirit while BRICS leaders outlined positions on global governance, terrorism, trade, and WTO reform.
BRICS leaders adopted a New Delhi declaration urging restraint in the Middle East, protection of civilians, continued trade and energy flows, and rejection of unilateral sanctions.
A commentary argues that a multipolar world order is needed and that BRICS can contribute by strengthening the Global South and building alternative economic and financial mechanisms.
The New Delhi 2026 declaration, adopted unanimously at the 18th BRICS summit, outlines priorities on multilateralism, peace, trade, UN reform, and national-currency settlements.
The New Delhi Declaration from the 18th BRICS Summit emphasized energy security, stable markets, and protection of critical infrastructure, while highlighting the challenge of divergent member-state interests during the West Asia crisis.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said BRICS is driven by cooperation and committed to shaping a more inclusive and prosperous world, as the 18th BRICS Summit was held in New Delhi.