Chinese President Xi Jinping may attend the BRICS summit in New Delhi next month, marking his first visit to India in seven years with a 400-member delegation.
The summit is scheduled for September 12-13
Aug 25, 2026
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What's the storyChinese President Xi Jinping is likely to attend the upcoming BRICS summit in New Delhi next month, according to a Reuters report.
If confirmed, this would be his first visit to India in seven years and could be indicative of improving relations after years of tension over the two countries' disputed border.
China has not officially confirmed Xi’s travel plans
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