Conflict-Proof BRICS, a Topic that Divides Countries
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Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday to participate in the Brics Summit alongside Indian, Russian and Iranian leaders, where wars, trade and energy should be at the heart of the diplomatic bloc's discussions.
It has officially started the 18th edition of the summit of the Brics Countries, which make up the alternative and antagonistic block to the G7. And this time the flag flying on the summit is the Indian one, since New Delhi is responsible for the presidency in turn. The strong dish, even to say it, the tune is not always proof of [...]
Amidst rising US tariffs and economic pressure, Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Narendra Modi will meet in New Delhi at the BRICS summit to discuss new approaches in trade, energy, and payment systems.
Three of the most influential leaders outside the Western political camp are gathering in New Delhi this week – Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi. Formally, the occasion is the BRICS summit, but behind the diplomatic photo op is a much bigger question: can the group become a real center of power in a world where the old international order is finding it increasingly difficult to contain the contradictions between the great powers?
BRICS 2026: Delhi has now become the world's largest political and diplomatic hub. The 18th BRICS Summit, hosted by India, will bring together three of the world's most powerful leaders—Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping—on a single platform.
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