BRICS leaders meet under pressure from the Iran war, trade friction and rival national priorities, and the summit can still only produce limited coordination. What is at stake is whether the group can turn size into leverage on finance and diplomacy, or remain a loose forum for hedging.
Discussion: Voices: Daniel Rickenbacher, Imran Khalid, Mark Swilling View all 17 voices
- • BRICS nie jest monolitem. Ale Zachód nie może go lekceważyć (ewa_no | Kultura Liberalna)
- • The Iran war reveals the limits of BRICS (Ronny P Sasmita | Al Jazeera Opinion)
- • BRICS e a nova ordem global (Marcus Vinícius De Freitas | Jornal Económico)
- • Ma ve li ricordate i Brics? (Redazione | Il Foglio)
- • Summit Brics, Xi-Modi, Okinawa (Lorenzo Lamperti | Taccuino Asiatico)
- • The Iran war looms large as BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi (Michael Corbin | Responsible Statecraft)
- • Next BRICS summit can get an Iran ceasefire (Imran Khalid | Al Jazeera Opinion)
- • Against the odds, BRICS overcomes sharp divisions in New Delhi (Sarang Shidore | Responsible Statecraft)
- • One bloc, two futures? (Abhishek Roy Choudhury | International Politics and Society)
- • A Humanidade em primeiro lugar. Opinião de António Caeiro (António Caeiro | Visão)
- • Trump may be BRICS’s best recruitment agent (Ilan Kapoor | Al Jazeera Opinion)
- • Indian summer: The BRICS summit and warming New Delhi-Beijing relations (James Crabtree | ECFR)