India will host the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi bringing together leaders from BRICS member and partner countries

Conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, along with global trade turbulence and energy security, are expected to dominate the two-day meeting of the 11-nation bloc.

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday morning, September 10, to attend the 18th BRICS Summit.

Xi Jinping has arrived in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit and talks with Narendra Modi. The visit is being watched as India and China try to steady ties while shaping a wider BRICS agenda.

President Marcos departed for New Delhi, India on Friday to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, where he is set to represent the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and push for peaceful settlement of disputes under international law.

Being part of BRICS gives India more heft in advancing its ambitions on the global high table, and its presidency has ensured it prominence on the world stage

Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit and is set to meet Narendra Modi. The visit is being watched as a test of the recent push to stabilise India-China ties.

A bilateral meeting between India and China is scheduled on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The talks mark a significant development as the summit commemorates the 20th anniversary of the grouping, which includes 11 member countries and 10 partner nations. Chinese media noted that India and China speaking in one voice presents a positive momentum for the Global South. Despite existing border tensions and mistrust between the two major emerging economies, the bilateral engagement gains attention amidst international scrutiny, highlighting the role both nations could play in leading cooperation across the Global South platform.

Modi will also meet Xi Jinping as India seeks to balance ties with China and Russia. The wars in Ukraine and Iran could test the group's unity at the summit. Follow DW for more.

The 18th BRICS Summit, held in New Delhi on 12–13 September, brings together 11 emerging markets and developing economies

NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on Friday (Sep 11) to deepen their countries' longstanding ties, with

China's Ambassador to India Xu Feihong said that Beijing will work with New Delhi for the strategic guidance of the two leaders, handle ties from a long-term perspective, enhance cooperation and be friends helping each other succeed.

China's Ambassador to India Xu Feihong said that Beijing will work with New Delhi for the strategic guidance of the two leaders, handle ties from a long-term perspective, enhance cooperation and be friends helping each other succeed.

NEW DELHI, Sept 11: Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi on Friday on a three-day visit to attend the 18th BRICS Summit and hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with trade, investment and energy cooperation expected to figure prominently in the discussions. Putin is leading a high-level delegation and was received […]

Delhi police detained at least 5 Tibetan nationals on Sept 11 for protesting against China President Xi Jinping's visit for BRICS Summit.

Tharoor has defended relevance of the BRICS summit, saying the grouping provides an important platform for the Global South.

Iran and the UAE have so far been unable to agree on common diplomatic language for the summit's Delhi Declaration, a fault line that has already stalled BRICS statements once this year.