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    BRICS realpolitik: How India-China tensions get defused, strategic leverage grows

    The BRICS summits serve a crucial role in reducing tensions between India and China, while simultaneously facilitating the management of their border disputes. For Beijing, BRICS is key to projecting power globally and countering Western dominance. India leverages this platform as a strategic approach to address boundary issues, using BRICS and the SCO for leverage and agility in an ever-evolving geopolitical landscape, thus engaging economically without becoming politically entrenched.

    Elephant, Dragon & Bear: Modi, Xi and Putin may converge at BRICS for a big power play

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin this weekend. Xi's visit marks his first trip to India in nearly seven years. Modi meets Putin on Friday, and a Modi-Xi meeting is widely expected. India's chairship focuses on practical economic cooperation and resilience. The summit's outcomes will determine the substance behind the leaders' appearances.

    BRICS 2026: From bigger to better? The New Delhi summit may put trade, tech and energy in focus

    BRICS 2026 will test whether the expanded 11-member grouping can translate its growing economic and geopolitical weight into practical cooperation. With trade, payments, startups, AI, energy, critical minerals and climate finance on the agenda, India’s presidency faces a tougher challenge: building consensus among members whose strategic interests often diverge.

    G20 Summit kicks off in Brazil's Rio, PM Modi-Biden hold brief talks at venue, watch!
    Prime Minister Modi receives warm welcome from Indian diaspora in Brazil

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the G20 Leaders' Summit and was warmly welcomed by the Indian diaspora. The greeting included a traditional dandiya ceremony, Vedic chants, and gift exchanges. PM Modi shared his anticipation for meaningful discussions at the Summit, building on the Global South priorities advanced during India's G20 presidency last year.

    It ended with a bang, and not a whimper as predicted by some. On the day Hillary Clinton quoted Steve Jobs in support of “new thinking”, and Hollywood stars Edward Norton and Dev Patel screamed out loud for “protecting the Arctic”, the world made sure that it had a plan – and enough money in the bag – to save itself from climate catastrophe.

    The Economic Times
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