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BRICS 2026: From bigger to better? The New Delhi summit may put trade, tech and energy in focusBRICS 2026 will test whether the expanded 11-member grouping can translate its growing economic and geopolitical weight into practical coop...- BRICS Summit in New Delhi: The grand finale is India's moment to navigate a bigger, and more divided blocIndia hosts the BRICS summit, aiming to unify the expanded group. The enlarged bloc now includes major energy producers and consumers, fost...
- Beyond Los Angeles and Rotterdam: Can Durban, Rio de Janeiro drive India’s next export boom?The South-South trade has crossed $7 trillion, opening new opportunities for Indian exporters across Africa, ASEAN, the Gulf, and Latin Ame...
- China warning for Donald Trump: Beijing unleashes dragon tactics against U.S. capitalizing Iran warChina views U.S. military bases in the Gulf and the Middle East as instruments of hegemony and monitors their impact on energy security.
- BRICS summit opens in Brazil overshadowed by Trump's tariff policies and Middle East tensionsBrazil is hosting the BRICS summit. Discussions include global cooperation, trade, climate change, and security. Leaders are proceeding cau...
- Donald Trump shoots another warning to BRICS: ‘Goodbye to selling in the US’ if you ditch US dollarIn a recent statement, former US President Donald Trump reiterated his warning to BRICS countries, threatening them with 100% tariffs if th...
- Donald Trump's 100% BRICS Tariff threats: How India could be affected in a renewed trade warDonald Trump’s return to the White House has prompted concerns of a renewed global trade conflict, with the US president-elect threatening ...
- Donald Trump’s 100% tariff threat to protect dollar’s global status: How India and world could reactUS Presidential Election 2024: Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, announced a plan to impose a 100% tariff on goods from co...
- G20 Summit: India's big challenge will be to turn the focus from East-West polarisation to North-South divideIndia is hosting the G20 summit amidst tensions within the group. Last year's summit in Bali was polarized over the Russia-Ukraine conflict...
- PM Modi to attend slew of BRICS meets over two daysPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend the BRICS Summit in South Africa this week. His schedule includes addressing the BRICS Busine...
- BRICS is symbol of change and must act accordingly, says S JaishankarBRICS nations must take resolute measures against terrorism, including its financing and propaganda, said Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishan...
- Saudi Arabia wants to join BRICS, says South African president Cyril RamaphosaRamaphosa told reporters of Riyadh’s BRICS inquiry, as he wrapped up his two-day state visit to the desert kingdom on Sunday. The trip incl...
- BRICS to adopt anti-Covid strategy as India pushes momentum to groupThis will be the first BRICS meet since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, although all the five emerging powers have been part of t...
- BRICS trade with world grows 5.8%, India leading: Maersk"BRICS export-import (exim) containerised trade with the world registered a growth of 5.8 per cent in the first half of 2016 as against de-...
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitches for united terror fight at BRICSPM Narendra Modi in his first speech at BRICS said that the choices made by the five-nation grouping will shape the future of the world
- Russia supports India's bid for permanent seat in UN Security CouncilRussia, a permanent member of UNSC, has reiterated its support to India for its bid for permanent seat in the world body.
- S&P report says government support will bolster BRIC banksBanks in the world's largest developing economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC) could come under pressure over the next 12-24 ...
- Indian businesses optimistic about business growth in coming monthsManufacturers are also optimistic that both output and new orders will increase over the next year.
- Global economy will turn around very soon: David Frigstad, chairman, Frost & SullivanThe European debt situation is being over exaggerated with too much focus on dire consequences, says Frost & Sullivan chief David Frigstad.
- Emerging powers join forces for finance reformThe "BRIC" nations for the first time forged a joint position that called for reform of institutions like IMF. Small savings schemes | Lear...
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