NEW DELHI —The 18th BRICS Summit is set to begin in New Delhi on September 12, bringing Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and other major leaders together under India’s presidency.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Putin have already held talks, focusing on energy, defence and major global conflicts. Attention now turns to a potentially significant Modi–Xi meeting, as India and China seek greater communication while managing longstanding differences.
With the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, global trade disruptions and calls for financial reform shaping the backdrop, the Delhi summit could become a crucial test of BRICS unity and India’s growing diplomatic influence.
The Bharatio Times | World Affairs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Putin have already held talks, focusing on energy, defence and major global conflicts. Attention now turns to a potentially significant Modi–Xi meeting, as India and China seek greater communication while managing longstanding differences.
With the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, global trade disruptions and calls for financial reform shaping the backdrop, the Delhi summit could become a crucial test of BRICS unity and India’s growing diplomatic influence.
The Bharatio Times | World Affairs