@theraisinahills.bsky.socialMajor General S B Asthana (@asthana_shashi ) argues India’s BRICS chairmanship faces a defining test as the Russia-Ukraine war, West Asian conflict, US tariff pressure and India-China tensions expose internal contradictions.
@theraisinahills.bsky.socialAs Prime Minister Narendra Modi enters what may be called the “BRICS time-space — 2026”, expectations will inevitably rise that India’s presidency of the grouping can deliver tangible outcomes. ✍️NIRENDRA DEV
@theraisinahills.bsky.socialBRICS Summit in New Delhi comes at a critical moment for Indian foreign policy, with China’s President Xi Jinping set to attend and expectations rising over whether the grouping can deliver more than diplomatic rhetoric.
@www.cgtn.comFrom infrastructure to energy, technology and people-to-people exchanges, China is playing an active role in strengthening cooperation with #BRICS countries. #BRICS2026 #WorldNow