"We're leading China in AI. We're the most sophisticated country in the world, and frankly I want to keep it that way because whoever wins AI wins," Trump told reporters at his Ireland golf course, when asked if the AI industry should slow down or be more regulated.
Modi Calls BRICS ‘Ecosystem Of Solutions’, China To Host Next Summit
India is using BRICS to push for a multipolar world while maintaining strong ties with both the West and Russia. New Delhi wants reforms in international institutions and greater representation for developing nations without turning BRICS into an anti-Western bloc or allowing China to dominate the grouping.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday warned that moving too quickly to curb AI development could cost the United States the tech race to China. "If Congress just races in and does some sort of emergency session to try to regulate AI, we will lose the race to China, and that is a threat to every single American," Johnson said on CNN Sunday morning.
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Calls for stronger economic ties, parallel progress on boundary issues; wants BRICS to counter unilateralism, promote WTO
China’s weak consumer spending, housing troubles and youth unemployment are pushing Beijing to seek stronger overseas markets. India’s huge demand for smartphones, electronics, cars and pharmaceutical inputs gives Chinese businesses a major commercial opportunity.
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Worlds's top billioniares come from BRICS nations. Gautam Adani, India second richest billionaire, met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to strengthen trade and investment ties this weekend on BRICS Summit sidelines.
BRICS leaders at the New Delhi summit issued a declaration urging comprehensive reform of the United Nations, including expanding the Security Council to give India and Brazil a larger role. China and Russia, both permanent members, reiterated their backing for the aspirations of the Global South, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a shift from a “rule‑taker” to a “rule‑shaper” stance.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the BRICS bloc to assume a peacemaking role in the escalating West Asia conflict during a summit in New Delhi. He said China is prepared to cooperate with fellow members to pursue diplomatic solutions and highlighted the bloc’s growing global influence.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a 45‑minute bilateral with Russian President Vladimir Putin at Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam during the opening day of the BRICS summit, and is slated to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping later that evening. The meetings come as India seeks to balance its ties with both powers while addressing a widening trade deficit with China and broader BRICS cooperation goals.
Sizov spoke in Hindi about the growing strength of the grouping that has India, China and Russia among its prominent members.
India spends about $13 a year per person on research; China spends $250, the U.S. over $2,100. There are just 262 full-time-equivalent researchers per million people in the country
A BRICS summit is set to convene in New Delhi, drawing heads of state such as China’s Xi Jinping, Russia’s Vladimir Putin and Iran’s Hossein Pezeshkian. The meeting, scheduled for mid‑November, will host leaders from all eleven member nations.
