BRICS Summit India
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- Ananth KrishnanThe Hindu
- ReutersThe Hindu
- Nathan RennoldsEuronews
- AFPDawn
- Prashant RaoSemafor
- T C A Sharad RaghavanThe Hindu
- Urooba JamalAl Jazeera
- Khushboo RazdanSouth China Morning Post
- Orange WangSouth China Morning Post
- Dewey SimSouth China Morning Post
- Ian BremmerTime
- Murali KrishnanDeutsche Welle
- Al Jazeera StaffAl Jazeera
- Jonathan EyalThe Straits Times
- Cao JiaxuanSouth China Morning Post
- Oliver HolmesThe Guardian
- The Hindu BureauThe Hindu
- Maria SiowSouth China Morning Post
- Stanly JohnyThe Hindu
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BRICS Summit India. (2026, October 7). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/7007
“BRICS Summit India.” The Aporia, 7 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/7007.
“BRICS Summit India.” The Aporia, October 7, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/7007.
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Brics was created in 2009 as a forum for major emerging economies seeking greater influence in institutions dominated by Western powers.
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Russia said it will welcome India's efforts toward a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict.1
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in India for the BRICS summit.23
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, focusing on trade, energy, and defense ties.4
The BRICS leaders adopted a joint declaration at the summit in New Delhi, addressing global issues without naming specific countries.5
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- Russia will welcome India’s efforts toward peaceful resolution of Ukraine conflict: Peskov The Hindu, 8 Sep
- Putin and Iranian president arrive in India for summit focusing on war ABC News (AU), 11 Sep
- BRICS leaders arrive in India ahead of two-day summit as global conflicts set to take centre stage Euronews, 11 Sep
- Modi, Putin hold talks in New Delhi; discussion expected to be focused on trade, defence Dawn, 11 Sep
- BRICS summit 2026: What are the key takeaways? Al Jazeera, 13 Sep
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Brics foreign ministers failed to agree on a joint statement when they met in New Delhi in May.
Ties between both nuclear-armed China and India have warmed in recent months, with flights, visas and high-level contacts gradually being restored.
India has navigated the energy crisis caused by the Iran war in part by turning to Russia, one of its most important relationships and most controversial fuel supplier in recent years, as the war in Ukraine drags on.
“China stands ready to work with India … by strengthening communication, enhancing cooperation, and properly handling differences,” Beijing’s foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said Friday.
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The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts discuss India's strategic balancing act during the 18th BRICS summit hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi from September 12-13. The summit took place amid tensions caused by ongoing conflicts in West Asia, particularly the U.S.-Israel war on Iran and Israel's actions against Lebanon and Palestine. Diplomatic editor Suhasini Haidar highlights that despite these…
BRICS: A strategic balancer? →9 articles from The Hindu on this storyDuring the first day of the two-day BRICS summit in New Delhi, India, leaders adopted a joint declaration that emphasized global trade concerns and called for restraint amid regional conflicts but avoided naming specific countries. The participating nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, along with several observer states—comprise nearly half of the world’s population and approximately 40% of global…
BRICS summit 2026: What are the key takeaways? →4 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyDuring the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, India managed to secure a joint declaration that prioritized trade and technology despite existing geopolitical differences among member countries. Analysts suggest that while New Delhi's approach of avoiding contentious issues helped maintain focus on economic priorities, it also meant that underlying conflicts were merely glossed over rather than resolved.
India scores Brics win with joint declaration despite divides →4 articles from South China Morning Post on this storyChinese President Xi Jinping announced initiatives at the Brics summit in New Delhi to enhance cooperation among "Greater Brics" nations, focusing on areas like artificial intelligence and trade. The expanded Brics group now includes Iran, Indonesia, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates, along with its original members Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Xi emphasized the need for pragmatic…
China's Xi pushes 'Greater Brics' economic ties to give bloc larger global role →3 articles from Dawn on this storyAt the recent BRICS summit, opposition to US tariffs emerged as a common theme among member countries despite their other divergent interests. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's growing influence within the group, while Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit marked improved relations between China and India. Although not explicitly named in the joint statement, trade tensions influenced discussions…
BRICS highlights opposition to tariffs →2 articles from Semafor on this storyVladimir Putin has arrived in India for talks ahead of an 11-member BRICS summit, which is set to focus on economic challenges, conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine, and global trade turbulence. The summit will also feature leaders from China, Iran, and other Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, who are expected to discuss their differing positions on the war launched by the US and Israel in…
Putin and Iranian president arrive in India for summit focusing on war →Show 6 more outlets
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi on Friday ahead of the two-day BRICS summit, which will discuss global conflicts, including wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as economic challenges such as oil and trade. Chinese President Xi Jinping is also expected to attend, marking his first visit to India since 2019. The summit features leaders from 11 countries, including Brazil, China, Russia…
BRICS leaders arrive in India ahead of two-day summit as global conflicts set to take centre stage →The leaders of BRICS countries are meeting in New Delhi for their 18th summit on Saturday, including representatives from 11 nations after recent expansions. The primary focus is on how BRICS can challenge the American-led global order, though internal divisions among member states—particularly between India and China—limit their cohesion. While China seeks to expand its influence by promoting alternatives to the US…
Why a Divided BRICS Poses No Challenge to America →India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host the 18th BRICS summit this weekend in New Delhi, welcoming Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since 2019. The event also includes a visit from Russian President Vladimir Putin. As India steps up its engagement with China and Russia while facing difficulties with the U.S., diplomats are cautious about the potential diplomatic gains from the summit due to…
India's BRICS strategy tested with Xi, Putin set to visit →This article is a news analysis discussing the BRICS summit and highlights that despite Russia and Iran's participation, they returned without significant concrete achievements. The BRICS group, consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, collectively represents 40% of global economic output. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized transforming the current system dominated by Western nations…
Beyond hugs and goodwill, leaders of Russia and Iran return home from BRICS empty-handed →Chinese President Xi Jinping received a ceremonial welcome in India for the annual Brics summit, marking a diplomatic thaw between India and China after years of tension following a deadly military clash in 2020. The summit, which includes leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa as well as newer members like Iran, reflects the growing influence of emerging economies while highlighting internal…
Xi Jinping gets red carpet at Brics summit amid thaw in India-China relations →The article discusses the 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi, focusing on the organization's shortcomings compared to the G7. It highlights three main issues: inadequate institutions within member countries, a lack of mutual trust and unity among members, and an inability to create a stable customer base independent of Western markets. The author argues that despite economic potential, BRICS lacks the foundational…
Eleven nations, zero trust: The great BRICS delusion →Analysis
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- 8 Sep
Russian presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also said that President Vladimir Putin will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday (September 11, 2026) on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in New Delhi.
- 10 Sep
China’s Foreign Ministry told Reuters that Mr. Xi and Mr. Modi, who briefly met this month at a regional forum in Kyrgyzstan, think the two countries are “partners, not competitors, and they represent opportunities, not threats, for each other’s development”.
- 11 Sep
The BRICS group markets itself as a forum for 11 "emerging markets and developing countries" - Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates.
- 12 Sep
Earlier this year, BRICS foreign ministers failed to agree on a joint statement on the Middle East crisis, forcing India to issue a unilateral chair's statement instead.
- 13 Sep
The New Delhi Declaration, adopted on Saturday, called for restraint in the Middle East but avoided condemning the US-Israeli strikes or Iran’s targeting of Gulf countries in the region.
Coverage 29 articles
15 Sep Eleven nations, zero trust: The great BRICS delusionThe article discusses the 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi, focusing on the organization's shortcomings compared to the G7. It highlights three main issues: inadequate institutions within member countries, a lack of mutual trust and unity among members, and an inability to create a stable customer base independent of Western markets. The author argues that despite economic potential, BRICS lacks the foundational…Washington Examiner
15 Sep BRICS highlights opposition to tariffsAt the recent BRICS summit, opposition to US tariffs emerged as a common theme among member countries despite their other divergent interests. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's growing influence within the group, while Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit marked improved relations between China and India. Although not explicitly named in the joint statement, trade tensions influenced discussions…Semafor
15 Sep BRICS: A strategic balancer?The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts discuss India's strategic balancing act during the 18th BRICS summit hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi from September 12-13. The summit took place amid tensions caused by ongoing conflicts in West Asia, particularly the U.S.-Israel war on Iran and Israel's actions against Lebanon and Palestine. Diplomatic editor Suhasini Haidar highlights that despite these…The Hindu
15 Sep India scores Brics win with joint declaration despite dividesDuring the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, India managed to secure a joint declaration that prioritized trade and technology despite existing geopolitical differences among member countries. Analysts suggest that while New Delhi's approach of avoiding contentious issues helped maintain focus on economic priorities, it also meant that underlying conflicts were merely glossed over rather than resolved.South China Morning Post
15 Sep BRICS gives India’s balancing power a boostThe 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi on September 14, 2026, is viewed as a diplomatic success for India, underscoring its increasing influence as a mediator between rival nations. The summit focused on global governance reforms, enhanced trade cooperation among member states, and fostering dialogue between competing powers. India's leadership role was highlighted through the New Delhi Declaration, which outlines…The Hindu
14 Sep Xi Jinping gets red carpet at Brics summit amid thaw in India-China relationsChinese President Xi Jinping received a ceremonial welcome in India for the annual Brics summit, marking a diplomatic thaw between India and China after years of tension following a deadly military clash in 2020. The summit, which includes leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa as well as newer members like Iran, reflects the growing influence of emerging economies while highlighting internal…The Guardian
14 Sep Brics leaders act to hedge – not revolt – against US dollar dominanceAt the recent Brics summit in New Delhi, leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa took steps to increase their influence within global institutions while developing alternative financial mechanisms. The summit featured high-level participation including UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and other heads of international organizations. The leaders posed together for a group photograph…South China Morning Post
14 Sep Time to take forward ties ‘without backsliding’, says China’s Foreign MinisterChina’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that China and India have reached an important consensus to be partners and move forward in their relationship without regression. Speaking after a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian leaders during the BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12, 2026, Wang emphasized the need for both nations to translate this shared vision into concrete actions…The Hindu13 Sep Beyond hugs and goodwill, leaders of Russia and Iran return home from BRICS empty-handedThis article is a news analysis discussing the BRICS summit and highlights that despite Russia and Iran's participation, they returned without significant concrete achievements. The BRICS group, consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, collectively represents 40% of global economic output. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized transforming the current system dominated by Western nations…The Straits Times
13 Sep China's Xi pushes 'Greater Brics' economic ties to give bloc larger global roleChinese President Xi Jinping announced initiatives at the Brics summit in New Delhi to enhance cooperation among "Greater Brics" nations, focusing on areas like artificial intelligence and trade. The expanded Brics group now includes Iran, Indonesia, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates, along with its original members Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Xi emphasized the need for pragmatic…Dawn
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13 Sep World without rules is like crossroads without traffic lights: Chinese President XiChinese President Xi Jinping addressed the BRICS Summit on September 13, 2026, proposing a five-point initiative aimed at boosting economic cooperation among emerging markets. He emphasized the importance of upholding international law and multilateralism while advocating for reforms in the global financial system to better represent developing nations. In his speech, Xi warned against a world without rules…The Hindu
13 Sep BRICS summit 2026: What are the key takeaways?During the first day of the two-day BRICS summit in New Delhi, India, leaders adopted a joint declaration that emphasized global trade concerns and called for restraint amid regional conflicts but avoided naming specific countries. The participating nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, along with several observer states—comprise nearly half of the world’s population and approximately 40% of global…Al Jazeera
12 Sep India's BRICS strategy tested with Xi, Putin set to visitIndia's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host the 18th BRICS summit this weekend in New Delhi, welcoming Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since 2019. The event also includes a visit from Russian President Vladimir Putin. As India steps up its engagement with China and Russia while facing difficulties with the U.S., diplomats are cautious about the potential diplomatic gains from the summit due to…Deutsche Welle
12 Sep Why a Divided BRICS Poses No Challenge to AmericaThe leaders of BRICS countries are meeting in New Delhi for their 18th summit on Saturday, including representatives from 11 nations after recent expansions. The primary focus is on how BRICS can challenge the American-led global order, though internal divisions among member states—particularly between India and China—limit their cohesion. While China seeks to expand its influence by promoting alternatives to the US…Time
12 Sep Brics summit: Chinese leader Xi calls for cooperation on AI-powered industrial planChinese President Xi Jinping addressed the Brics summit in New Delhi, calling for enhanced cooperation among member nations on artificial intelligence and proposing an initiative aimed at AI-driven industrialization. He emphasized Beijing's willingness to collaborate with other Brics countries to promote peace in the Middle East while advocating against bloc confrontation and interference in sovereign affairs…South China Morning Post
12 Sep China's Xi urges Brics to oppose sovereignty violations, protectionismChinese President Xi Jinping addressed the Brics summit in New Delhi, urging member states to oppose sovereignty violations and protectionism while supporting UN authority and multilateral trade systems. The two-day meeting focused on Middle East conflicts, Ukraine’s war, global trade issues, and energy security. Xi's visit is also seen as a step towards improving relations with India since their 2020 border clash…Dawn
12 Sep Xi tells Modi there is ‘ample scope’ to learn from each other’s strengthsChinese President Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the Brics summit in New Delhi, emphasizing mutual learning and cooperation despite their differing national circumstances. The leaders discussed trade, investment, and resolving the long-standing border dispute as part of efforts to normalize relations. The meeting took place at 5:45 PM local time and included high-ranking…South China Morning Post
12 Sep India’s Modi calls for empowerment of Global South at BRICS SummitPrime Minister Narendra Modi of India addressed the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, advocating for greater empowerment and representation of Global South countries within global governance structures. He emphasized the need to shift away from what he termed a "pyramid of privilege" towards a more equitable international order where decisions affecting these nations are made with their active participation.Al Jazeera
11 Sep BRICS summit: Is the bloc truly challenging a Western-dominated world?The BRICS Leaders' Summit is being held in New Delhi on September 12-13, where member countries will attempt to find consensus on the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has exposed divisions within the bloc. The US-led war on Iran began over six months ago and has had a significant impact on global economies. Analysts say that while BRICS has helped create a more multipolar world by giving Global South countries…Al Jazeera
11 Sep As Xi Jinping heads to India, China calls for ‘strategic’ and ‘long-term’ view of tiesChinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit India for the first time in seven years on Saturday, where he will meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi. China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that her country is willing to work with India from a "strategic height and long-term perspective" to enhance cooperation and properly handle differences. The visit comes as part of…The Hindu
11 Sep BRICS nations should link payment systems, trade in local currencies: Piyush Goyal at BRICS Business ForumUnion Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal urged BRICS members and partner countries to link their payment systems and conduct trade in local currencies at the BRICS Business Forum 2026. He highlighted that BRICS cooperation can create jobs, wealth, and prosperity for countries representing half of mankind and 40% of global GDP. Goyal emphasized the need for deep, resilient, and diversified trade among partners, without…The Hindu
11 Sep BRICS leaders gather in India amid a reordering of global alliancesRussian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in India for a BRICS summit, which will be attended by Chinese leader, amid a shift in global alliances. The talks point to India's efforts to balance its relationships with major powers, including the US and China. India is unlikely to meet Washington's demands to limit ties with Moscow and instead plans to propose an economic dialogue with Beijing. Several smaller…Semafor
11 Sep Modi, Putin hold talks in New Delhi; discussion expected to be focused on trade, defenceIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin are holding talks in New Delhi on Friday, focusing on trade, energy, and defense ties. According to an Indian source, the two leaders will discuss cooperation in areas such as civil nuclear energy, fertilizers, and defense. The talks come ahead of the annual Brics summit, which will be attended by Chinese President Xi Jinping among others…Dawn
11 Sep BRICS leaders arrive in India ahead of two-day summit as global conflicts set to take centre stageRussian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi on Friday ahead of the two-day BRICS summit, which will discuss global conflicts, including wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as economic challenges such as oil and trade. Chinese President Xi Jinping is also expected to attend, marking his first visit to India since 2019. The summit features leaders from 11 countries, including Brazil, China, Russia…Euronews11 Sep Putin and Iranian president arrive in India for summit focusing on warVladimir Putin has arrived in India for talks ahead of an 11-member BRICS summit, which is set to focus on economic challenges, conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine, and global trade turbulence. The summit will also feature leaders from China, Iran, and other Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, who are expected to discuss their differing positions on the war launched by the US and Israel in…ABC News (AU)
10 Sep Xi's India visit to help diplomatic thaw, but business ties bound by suspicion | AnalysisChinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit New Delhi this weekend for the BRICS summit, potentially furthering diplomatic ties between India and China after a brief war in 1962 and a deadly border skirmish in 2020. Despite some recent easing of restrictions on Chinese investment, many businesses face hurdles including regulations, visa delays, and equipment restrictions, limiting economic cooperation…The Hindu
10 Sep China confirms Xi to visit India after 7 year gap; trade, normalisation on agendaChinese President Xi Jinping will visit India on September 12 for the BRICS Summit, his first trip to the country in almost seven years. The summit marks a significant opportunity for improvement in trade relations between the two nations, with talks planned between Commerce Ministers Wang Wentao and Piyush Goyal. Indian Ambassador Vikram Doraiswami notes that a stable relationship between India and China is crucial…The Hindu
8 Sep BRICS summit may be the only place another Iran ceasefire can be builtThe BRICS summit may provide an opportunity for a new ceasefire in the Iran conflict, as the leaders of several key countries involved in the crisis will be in attendance. The previous ceasefire, known as the Islamabad Memorandum, was brokered by Pakistan and other BRICS members, but ultimately failed to hold due to disagreements over its terms. China's role in the current conflict is notable, with Beijing…Al Jazeera
8 Sep Russia will welcome India’s efforts toward peaceful resolution of Ukraine conflict: PeskovRussian presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia will welcome any efforts by India to resolve the Ukraine conflict peacefully and that Moscow's position aligns with New Delhi's on this issue. There are no specific numbers mentioned in the article regarding the conflict or tariffs, but Peskov referred to a proposed 100% tariff on Russian crude oil imposed by the US as "illegal and unacceptable". A…The Hindu
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