"global-south"

As New Delhi prepares to take over the presidency of BRICS next year, it needs to do some deft balancing act to make the expanded forum more inclusive, serving as a bridge to a fair and just world rather than an anti-West group

PM Narendra Modi has embarked on a historic 5-nation tour to Ghana, Trinidad & Tobago, Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia to strengthen ties across the Global South and Atlantic, with a focus on diaspora engagement, investment, BRICS cooperation, and multilateral partnerships.

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By dismantling the narratives of anti-West, New Delhi seems to be operationalising its balancing act

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to define the G20 Summit around "inclusion of the Global South".

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