-
India on Thursday dismissed as "baseless" reports that it is opposed to the expansion of the upcoming BRICS summit in Johannesburg.
-
Access to a secure and affordable supply of critical materials for the development of clean energy technologies is crucial, he said.
-
Doval met Patrushev on the sidelines of the BRICS Senior Officials Responsible for Security Matters meeting here
-
Sooklal described BRICS as an "inclusive" organisation that has always been open to dialogue with the larger global community
-
BRICS Urbanisation Forum will have its first in-person follow-up in the South African city of Durban next week
-
It will be the first BRICS Summit to be hosted in person since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent global restrictions
-
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa affirms country's preparedness to host the momentous 15th BRICS Summit in August, uniting Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
-
The dialogue will be held in Johannesburg on July 18-20 to deliberate on issues of mutual interest, and it will be attended by party leaders and representatives of political parties across the world
-
The author has done great service to both the national and international communities in bringing out this remarkable publication that would immensely help the students and researchers of international studies.
-
Moscow: Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt plan to join BRICS, and their potential membership bids could be discussed and answered at next year’s summit in South Africa, BRICS International Forum President Purnima Anand told Russian media on Thursday. “All these countries have shown their interest in joining (BRICS) and are preparing to apply for membership. […]
-
Unveiling of the $600-billion infrastructure fund at the ongoing summit of leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries is a timely and necessary initiative, widely seen as the West’s response to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The new fund will help developing countries tackle climate change. The decision was announced in the midst […]
-
By Ranabir Samaddar Former Tanzanian president Julius Nyerere once said: “When the elephants fight, the grasshoppers die; when the elephants make love the grasshoppers die.” It’s through this lens that many in the global South are watching the war in Ukraine, a European war that while distant, is driving a rethink of what it means […]
-
After what had happened in the Galwan Valley, the onus of de-escalation of border tensions and normalisation of bilateral ties now lies with China. This unequivocal message was conveyed to Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi during his recently concluded visit to India. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar did some tough talking and conveyed New Delhi’s […]
-
New Delhi: It is almost impossible to find any industry or profession that has been immune to Covid-19. The pandemic has touched almost every sector in one way or the other, and its impact on journalism is immense. Most journalists and newsrooms across the world have suffered due to the pandemic. Whether it’s burnout from […]
-
Social Security Agreement would help the international workers to port their benefit to their home countries thereby preventing loss of their hard-earned money
-
The success of BRICS and SCO depends on geopolitical equations between Russia, India and China and their priorities