BRICS diplomats meet in India, Middle East and energy on agenda
India warns of instability as BRICS foreign ministers gather in New Delhi amid Middle East tensions and energy crisis discussions.
India warns of instability as BRICS foreign ministers gather in New Delhi amid Middle East tensions and energy crisis discussions.
Former ambassador Rajiv Bhatia says India can still secure consensus at the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting despite divisions over West Asia, with focus on dialogue, energy security, and stability.
Amid West Asia tensions and oil market volatility, Iran is expected to engage India and other BRICS members on ceasefire efforts, energy security, and maritime safety.
Opinion piece arguing that India, as the 2026 BRICS Chair, should leverage the bloc to mediate the US-Iran conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
While the US is stepping up attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure, the Hormuz Strait toll scheme in yuans and stablecoins is gaining steam.
Iranian president requests immediate ceasefire, demands guarantees against new offensives, and proposes regional framework without foreign interference
The Will for Peace 2026 naval exercise off South Africa’s coast, involving China, Russia and Iran, opened a new geopolitical front while US reaction shows Washington views this as a power message during international tensions.
Iran agrees to allow Indian LPG tankers through the Strait of Hormuz but expects India to leverage its BRICS Chairmanship to condemn US and Israel attacks.
Amidst ongoing Iran-Israel-US tensions, Iran urges BRICS under India’s presidency to play a constructive role; Jaishankar emphasizes collective efforts for stability and energy security.