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Indonesia’s BRICS Moment: Prabowo Pushes Global South Unity and a Stronger Multilateral Order
Indonesia used the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi to underline its growing role in the Global South, with President Prabowo Subianto calling for stronger multilateral cooperation, greater economic resilience and closer coordination among developing nations.
Delhi Turns Into a Global Diplomatic Hub as BRICS Leaders Converge for Historic Summit
New Delhi has turned into a hub of high-level diplomacy ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds key bilateral meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi are also in India, while Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived to attend the summit. The leaders are expected to discuss bilateral ties, global developments, trade, economic cooperation and issues concerning the Global South.
From People’s Prosperity to Global Power: PM Modi’s Pro-People, Pro-Growth Vision for a New India
India’s rise as a global power is being built not only in diplomatic capitals, but in the aspirations of millions, expanding infrastructure, a strengthening manufacturing base and the digital architecture transforming everyday economic life.
India and the Global South: From Voice to Influence
India-Global South relations are moving to a new phase. Throughout the post-colonial era, India's impact was primarily political- and normative-oriented. It was a strong voice for decolonisation, strategic autonomy, an equitable international economic order and increased representation of developing nations in international institutions.
BRICS 2026: Three Leaders, Three Steps and a New Global Future
As New Delhi hosts the 2026 BRICS Summit, the expanded grouping stands at a defining moment. With 11 member countries and 10 partner nations, BRICS has the scale to reshape global economic and geopolitical cooperation. The future of the bloc, however, will depend on its ability to turn diversity into collective strength through three essential pillars: Trust, Trade and Technology. With India, China and Russia playing a pivotal strategic role, New Delhi has an opportunity to advance a more connected, resilient and multipolar global order.
High Commissioner Highlights Opportunities for Stronger India-Sri Lanka Partnerships in Pharmaceuticals
Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to India, Mahishini Colonne, highlighted significant opportunities to deepen India–Sri Lanka cooperation in pharmaceutical manufacturing, healthcare technologies, investment, and resilient supply chains. Speaking at the Ambassadors’ Conference in New Delhi, she emphasised Sri Lanka’s growing focus on pharmaceutical manufacturing and invited Indian companies to explore investment and partnership opportunities across the pharmaceutical value chain.
Beyond Defence: India and Sri Lanka Forge a New Partnership for Progress
India and Sri Lanka are broadening their strategic partnership beyond traditional defence cooperation, placing greater emphasis on development, education, technology, infrastructure and innovation. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s meeting with Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya in Colombo highlights New Delhi’s evolving role as a trusted development and security partner, while underscoring the shared vision of a stronger, more resilient and prosperous Indian Ocean region.
India Connect 2026: Where Diplomacy Meets Education, Innovation and the Future of Global Collaboration
ICCS 2026 at Maharishi University brought diplomats, educators, policymakers and industry leaders together to explore new pathways of international collaboration. The summit highlighted how education, innovation and meaningful international connections are becoming powerful instruments of modern diplomacy.
Addis Ababa to Host UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in 2027, for the First Time in Africa
Addis Ababa is set to make history in 2027 as the first African host of the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent. Beyond its historic significance, the gathering offers a powerful opportunity to place African voices – and particularly its young generation – at the centre of global conversations on equality, human rights, development and inclusion.
Modi in Central Asia: What India Seeks from Uzbekistan and the SCO
From connectivity and trade to critical minerals, security and diplomacy, Narendra Modi’s Central Asian engagement reflects India’s effort to deepen its role in a strategically important Eurasian region while working alongside major powers, including China and Russia.

