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Xi, Modi reached ‘most important consensus’ that India, China should be partners: Wang Yi

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached their "most important consensus" that China and India should be partners during Xi's two‑day visit to New Delhi for the 18th BRICS summit. The statement followed Modi's pledge of an independent foreign policy and the resumption of regular Guangzhou‑New Delhi flights after a six‑year pause.

From PM Modi-Putin car ride to Pezeshkian hug: 5 unmissable moments of Brics Summit 2026

Iranian President Pezeshkian, FM Araghchi meet Hurriyat`s Mirwaiz on BRICS sidelines signaling shift in Tehran-Kashmir dynamics

Iranian President Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Araghchi met Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz on the sidelines of the BRICS summit, indicating a possible shift in Tehran's approach to the Kashmir issue. The encounter underscores Iran’s longstanding interest in the dispute and may affect regional diplomatic dynamics.

UN chief Antonio Guterres backs demand for expansion of Security Council

UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres endorsed the Global South’s call to expand the UN Security Council at the BRICS summit, highlighting India’s leading role in the demand. The statement was part of a broader push by BRICS leaders for comprehensive UN reform to reflect today’s geopolitical realities.

BRICS Summit: PM Modi warns against weaponisation of technology, critical minerals

Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned at the BRICS summit that the weaponisation of technology and critical minerals could undermine shared progress, urging the grouping to unite for inclusive growth. He highlighted four pillars—resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability—under India’s presidency to strengthen the Global South.

BRICS Summit 2026 LIVE updates: India focused on four pillars: resilience, innovation, cooperation, sustainability, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s four‑pillar agenda of resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability during the second day of the BRICS 2026 summit in New Delhi. The summit also saw extensive traffic restrictions in the capital, affecting local commuters and delivery workers.

‘Surprise and relief’: Scribes from UAE, Iran react to their leaders’ meeting

UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in New Delhi, prompting surprise and relief among media delegations from both countries. The encounter, held at Bharat Mandapam, marks a diplomatic overture amid recent tensions over Iranian strikes on the UAE.

‘Fossil fuels will still play important role’: BRICS Declaration opposes carbon border tax

At the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, member states adopted a declaration stating that fossil fuels will remain a key part of the world’s energy mix, particularly for developing economies, and denounced the European Union’s carbon‑border adjustment mechanism. The text also urged richer nations to provide predictable finance and technology to help the Global South adapt to climate impacts and manage disaster risks.

BRICS joint statement agreed upon, to be issued shortly

Indian negotiators secured consensus among BRICS members, resolving disputes between Iran, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and a joint statement will be issued shortly. The breakthrough follows high‑level talks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with leaders from Iran and the UAE during the 2026 BRICS summit in Delhi.

BRICS Summit 2026 LIVE updates: Chinese President Xi arrives in Delhi

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Delhi on September 12, 2026 to attend the opening of the BRICS Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting leaders from the bloc and other key partners. Security for the event involves 15,000 police officers and 200 paramilitary units as the city prepares for high‑profile bilateral meetings.

BRICS trade in numbers: What exports, imports and the $226 billion deficit reveal

India will host the BRICS summit in New Delhi on September 12-13, 2026, under the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability.” The report highlights that India’s trade with fellow BRICS members shows a $226 billion deficit despite growing intra‑bloc commerce.

From Russia, with love: Traditions, heritage on display as Delhi hosts BRICS Summit

Delhi hosted the 18th BRICS Summit with Russia presenting a range of cultural exhibits, from traditional toys to music, at the Bharat Mandapam. The event also featured a trade fair with over 130 Russian‑Indian companies and a large Run & Ride program involving more than 5,000 participants.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in New Delhi to attend BRICS summit

Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in New Delhi to take part in the BRICS summit, meeting Indian leaders amid heightened global economic tensions. The visit occurs as the bloc convenes against a backdrop of the Russia‑Ukraine war, Middle‑East disruptions and lingering trade policy debates.

Wars, global crises may top agenda of 18th BRICS summit

The 18th BRICS summit will focus on wars and global crises, with leaders such as Iran's President Pezeshkian and UN Secretary‑General Guterres expected to attend. A bilateral meeting between Russian President Putin and Indian Prime Minister Modi is slated to cover defence and related issues.

BRICS Summit: Xi Jinping, Putin, Pezeshkian among global leaders attending New Delhi meet – Full list

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.

BRICS Summit: How it started, expanded and grew into an 11-nation bloc with 40% of global GDP

The BRICS bloc, now comprising 11 nations and representing about 40% of global GDP, will hold its 2026 summit in India. The meeting is seen as a pivotal moment for emerging economies to influence worldwide economic dynamics.

25,000 cops, 35 routes, 11 hotels: How Delhi is securing the BRICS Summit

Delhi has mobilised around 25,000 security personnel, including NSG commandos and paramilitary forces, to safeguard the 18th BRICS Summit starting September 11. The operation covers the main venue, eleven hotels and 35 key routes, with extensive anti‑drone and mock‑drill preparations.

Even Rs 2.5 lakh per night might not get you a room: BRICS summit chokes Delhi’s top hotels

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China’s Xi Jinping may attend BRICS summit in Delhi next month with large delegation

China’s Xi Jinping may attend BRICS summit in Delhi next month with large delegation The Indian Express China, India reaffirm border peace, expand communication channels Reuters India, China to push for ‘early and substantial harvest’ of border delimitation The Hindu In Beijing Talks, India, China Explore 'Early Harvest' Approach On Border Row...