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India’s BRICS Presidency 2026: A New Chapter for South Asia
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India’s BRICS Presidency 2026: A New Chapter for South Asia
BRICS represents a substantial share of the world’s population and economic output. As India assumes the BRICS rotational presidency in 2026, it is expected to promote a people-centred agenda focused on digital public infrastructure, climate action, clean energy transitions, and reforms to global governance institutions. Importantly, India is likely to pursue these priorities while avoiding an explicitly anti-Western stance. India’s approach to …
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