BRICS has grown from a 2001 Goldman Sachs economic idea into an 11-member Global South bloc, with India hosting its 2026 summit in Delhi.

BRICS, with its expanded membership, aims to strengthen multilateralism and global dialogue. The group seeks to convert economic complementarity into resilient and dependable…

BRICS has strayed quite far from where it started and the 18th BRICS Summit, in New Delhi, gives India a huge opportunity to bring coherence back to the expanded group

The bloc lacks the mechanism to tackle the currency, trade and inflation spillovers members impose on one another

This article is authored by Prabhu Dayal, former ambassador, New Delhi.

India's BRICS engagement has shifted from seeking a voice to offering indigenous solutions. The nation now actively shapes global order with scalable innovations and…

India invites key regional blocs to the BRICS Summit, aiming to enhance collaboration among developing economies in the Global South.