Brazil Presents Results of BRICS Presidency
Fourth Sherpas’ Meeting in Brasília reviews achievements during Brazil’s BRICS presidency and transitions leadership to India
Fourth Sherpas’ Meeting in Brasília reviews achievements during Brazil’s BRICS presidency and transitions leadership to India
India assumes BRICS leadership on January 1, 2026, with priorities focused on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability
Analysis of India’s dual role in BRICS and G20 highlights challenges in balancing Global South priorities with Western economic frameworks
President of BRICS New Development Bank highlights multilateralism challenges and Brazil’s hosting of historic summit
BRICS nations are experiencing significant tourism growth driven by infrastructure investments, visa policy reforms, and sustainable development initiatives.
Major BRICS corporations advance carbon reduction initiatives while nations pursue coordinated climate strategies.
The absence of key leaders at the G20 summit creates new opportunities for BRICS countries to deepen cooperation and shift international focus.
Saudi Arabia, China, and India opposed Brazil’s proposal for a global fossil fuel phase-out roadmap during climate negotiations.
Leaders and delegates from the world’s richest nations and top developing countries are gathering this weekend for the Group of 20 summit in South Africa, an event overshadowed by the boycott of U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration.