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Lula da Silva: A metalworker who rose from poverty to reclaim Brazil's presidency
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured a fourth, non-consecutive term as Brazil’s president, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in a fiercely contested election. The victory strengthens the left’s position in Latin America amid Donald Trump’s growing influence, marking another remarkable comeback for the former metalworker who overcame corruption convictions and imprisonment.
Trump critic Lula wins reelection in Brazil, securing fourth presidential term
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva secured his fourth term in a close election against Flavio Bolsonaro. The election was marked by confusion at polling places due to a last-minute decision to extend voting. Lula's victory represents a significant moment for leftist leadership in Latin America. Challenges related to the cost of living and security were crucial in the election.
Chinese President calls on BRICS countries to play 'due role' in bringing peace in West Asia
Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed BRICS as an influential cooperation platform. He urged the grouping to play a role in West Asian peace. Xi also called for strengthened cooperation in AI and global governance. BRICS countries should lead in innovative development and maintaining stability. The bloc aims to steer the international order toward greater justice and equity.
BRICS summit: Iran-UAE tensions put New Delhi declaration at risk as India pushes consensus
BRICS leaders are negotiating a joint declaration amid sharp divisions on the West Asia conflict. India aims to shield the Global South from geopolitical turmoil and economic consequences. The summit focuses on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability for inclusive global growth. Leaders will exchange views on common priorities and global matters of mutual importance. The New Delhi Declaration is expected to be released at the summit's conclusion.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, Malaysian PM arrive in India for 18th BRICS Summit
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim arrived in New Delhi on Friday to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, as India hosts the grouping's annual summit under its 2026 chairship.
BRICS Summit 2026: PM Modi emphasises on global welfare, positive dialogue ahead of key gathering
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized global well-being and positive dialogue for the upcoming BRICS Summit. Leaders from Russia, China, and other nations will gather in Delhi for discussions. The summit aims for meaningful conversations on various important global issues. Participants include heads of state and directors-general from international organizations. India anticipates a productive summit focused on shared aspirations for global progress.
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Delhi gears up to host 18th BRICS Summit as global leaders begin arriving
As Delhi gears up for the high-profile BRICS Summit on September 12 and 13, anticipation builds for the arrival of key world leaders and their delegations. Heightened security measures are in place throughout the city to safeguard the esteemed guests. Hotels are diligently preparing to ensure exceptional hospitality experiences. This summit serves as a significant platform for discussions on pressing global matters among member and partner nations.

India positions BRICS as growth engine for Global South; Xi, Putin among key world leaders heading to New Delhi
India welcomes global leaders at the BRICS summit, emphasizing developmental priorities for the Global South. This pivotal meeting will tackle pressing issues such as food, energy, and supply chain security. Notably, President Xi Jinping's participation marks his first visit to India in seven years. Participants will engage in discussions about enhancing cooperation within BRICS and addressing global challenges. The event will culminate with the issuance of the New Delhi Declaration.

India can steer expanded BRICS from rapid growth to practical cooperation: Brazil media
The upcoming BRICS summit in New Delhi will focus on consolidating the bloc's recent expansion. India's Prime Minister Modi is expected to play a key role in this transition. The summit aims to transform collective weight into practical cooperation among diverse members. Areas like development finance and technology will be central to the bloc's future agenda. Success hinges on strengthening institutions and managing internal differences effectively.

New Development Bank plans $7.5 billion funding to deepen rupee lending
The New Development Bank is set to invest $7.5 billion in India, focusing on local currency financing aimed at strengthening emerging economies. By launching a rupee bond program, the bank aims to enhance India's domestic capital markets. This initiative reflects the bank's commitment to diversifying international financial structures, capitalizing on the substantial growth prospects that India's development presents.

Narayana Health, NDB sign pact to share smart hospital expertise
Narayana Health and the New Development Bank have signed a knowledge-sharing agreement. This partnership aims to strengthen smart hospital capabilities and patient-centric healthcare services. The collaboration will focus on digital health and technology transfer for emerging economies. NDB president Dilma Rousseff and Narayana Health chairman Dr Devi Shetty signed the memorandum. This initiative supports NDB's mission to finance development projects in emerging markets.

One of the most glorious rallies in global markets is about to come to an end
Brazil's stock index has returned 23% to investors in 2016. Global commodities crash and scandal at Petrobras in 2015, brought the country to its knees.

Brazil gets second junk rating as Fitch cites economic slump
Brazil's economy is contracting, lawmakers haven't shown the will to shore up the budget and efforts to impeach the president are adding to political turmoil, Fitch said.

Barack Obama reaches out to Dilma Rousseff for cooperation on climate talks
US President Barack Obama began his outreach to global leaders by speaking over phone with his Brazilian counterpart Dilma Rousseff.

PM Modi pitches for UNSC seat, says G4 stands for global peace, security
G-4 is a grouping which has been jointly pushing for reform of the UN Security Council to make it broad-based by including them as permanent members.

China's currency move will hurt one country more than any other
The ruling party of President Dilma Rousseff was alleged to have been using Petrobras and its cash as a personal piggy bank to pay kickbacks.

FDI cap in special technology area to be raised to 100 pc: PM Modi
PM said FDI cap in special technology would be raised to 100 per cent as he pitched for greater cooperation with Brazil and South Africa in the field of defence and other areas.

Brazilian President, Bhutanese PM hail yoga day celebrations
Brazilian President and Bhutanese PM appreciated the way the yoga day was celebrated yesterday while hailing the art of keeping body and mind in good shape.

PM Narendra Modi lauds Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's leadership
Modi today praised Dilma Rousseff for her "visionary" leadership of the BRICS grouping and congratulated the Brazilian President on her re-election.

What Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff should learn from Congress
Under Brazilian equivalent of erstwhile ruling Congress, Workers' Party, Brazil has had an impressive run economically, boosted by a commodity boom.

Brazilian election: It's Marina Silva versus Dilma Rousseff as Brazil votes for new president
It seems the election may go into the second round, where Rousseff and Silva will fight it out for 20 more days before the final vote takes place on October 26.

Dreams on hold, Brazil's 'new middle class' turns on President Dilma Rousseff
13 of 14 people interviewed in Jardim São Luis said they were sure they would not vote for Rousseff, but could not point to a clear alternative.

Football World Cup in Brazil united the world: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
"I convey my profound gratitude to our gracious host, President Dilma Rousseff, the people, and the Government of Brazil," Modi said.

CWG scandal sowed seeds of a regime change in India, so will the World Cup in Brazil
Listening to criticism of Brazil's ham-handed preparation for the World Cup, Indians couldn't help but hear echoes of 2010, when they hosted the CWG.

Joe Biden has 'candid' talk with Brazil's Dilma Rousseff on surveillance
Earlier in the day Biden said he was confident relations with the South American nation can recover from an upset caused by the surveillance program.

Vladimir Putin, Dilma Rousseff, Netherlands prime minister Mark Rutte call Narendra Modi
Putin recalled that the declaration signed in 2000 when NDA government was in power was still the foundation for strategic cooperation between the two countries.

Regulating internet codes: Small steps towards freedom taken at NETmundial conference
On April 23 and 24, diplomats and tech firm honchos locked horns with grizzly-haired academics and geeks in bermudas at a glitzy hotel.
India and Brazil to step up efforts on UN reform
Seeking a greater global role, India and Brazil today agreed to step up efforts towards global reform, particularly of the UN Security Council.
South Africa, Brazil also have mass protests against corruption
In South Africa, Jacob Zuma is under sharp attack for corruption from within his party, the African National Congress.
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