BRICS States Benefit Most from Iran War
While the Iran conflict’s end remains uncertain, China and Russia emerge among the beneficiaries of the geopolitical situation.
While the Iran conflict’s end remains uncertain, China and Russia emerge among the beneficiaries of the geopolitical situation.
Western observers often highlight the divergences between Brazil, Russia, India, China and six other emerging countries within BRICS. The book ‘BRICS and the Reform of the World’ analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of this grouping.
At Raisina Dialogue 2026, panelists from BRICS countries and newer members discussed energy resilience, financing flexibility, supply-chain coordination, and stronger institutional visibility.
Under India’s 2026 chairmanship, BRICS has not issued a unified statement on the US-Israel war on Iran, highlighting internal differences among member states.
International study by Russian State University for the Humanities analyzes BRICS expansion and pathways to strengthen youth engagement
Turkish expert urges BRICS to create alternative economic and security systems to strengthen its global influence.
India’s BRICS presidency navigates geopolitical tensions, post-expansion consolidation, and economic cooperation priorities ahead of Delhi summit
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov meets with BRICS ambassadors to enhance global governance and strategic coordination.
India presents BRICS 2026 priorities focusing on resilience, innovation, and sustainability during first Sherpas meeting in New Delhi.