BRICS leaders gather in India as wars and rivalries test the expanded bloc
Host India will seek to balance its ties with China and Russia against its growing partnerships with the U.S. and other Western powers
Host India will seek to balance its ties with China and Russia against its growing partnerships with the U.S. and other Western powers
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Host India will seek to balance its ties with China and Russia against its growing partnerships with the U.S. and other Western powers
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New Delhi's "America Plus" approach sees India deepening its ties with China and Russia, while also trying to keep BRICS from turning into an anti-Western platform.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is also set to attend the two-day summit, in what would be his first visit to India since 2019.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Western sanctions and asked the BRICS bloc to deepen trade ties.
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New Delhi is rolling out the red carpet for BRICS, but blocked roads, evictions and restrictions have caused anger.
Presidents of Iran, Russia and China converge on New Delhi for the BRICS summit as India navigates competing interests amid Middle East and Ukraine wars.