India will host the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi under its chairmanship.
The summit is set for September 12 and 13 at Bharat Mandapam, according to the reporting.
Leaders from BRICS member countries, along with partner and outreach countries, are expected to attend.
India says its presidency is guided by the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability.”
The agenda is expected to include intra-BRICS cooperation and broader global and regional issues.
Reports also say security agencies are preparing multi-layered arrangements for visiting delegations.
Some coverage says the summit could advance climate cooperation, local-currency finance and supply-chain work.
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The reporting broadly agrees that India will host the BRICS Summit in New Delhi and that leaders from member and invited countries are expected to attend. It also agrees the meeting will focus on cooperation, resilience and wider global or regional issues.
Details such as the final agenda and which proposals gain traction remain to be seen. The reporting also varies on how far the summit will advance specific ideas such as climate finance, supply chains and currency trade.
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The supportive framing says the New Delhi summit could advance climate cooperation and global resilience. It also points to developing countries focusing on resilience in agriculture and disaster risk reduction. The report highlights possible tools such as local-currency climate financing, Project Bridge expansion, Gulf Sovereign Wealth Fund co-investments and rupee bond programs across BRICS currencies.
Neutral coverage focuses on the basic logistics and scope of the summit in New Delhi. It says leaders from BRICS member, partner and outreach countries are expected, and that India is hosting under its chairmanship. The reporting also notes discussions on intra-BRICS cooperation, global and regional issues, and security planning for visiting delegations. One account adds that India has invited partner and outreach countries as well.
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Social News XYZ reports, citing a South African news website report, that the upcoming BRICS Summit in New Delhi could advance climate cooperation and global resilience. The source states that developing countries will gather to focus on building resilience in agriculture and disaster risk reduction, alongside local-currency climate financing strategies. Furthermore, the report highlights potential mechanisms such as expanding Project Bridge, utilizing Gulf Sovereign Wealth Fund co-investments, and accelerating rupee bond programs across BRICS currencies.
MillenniumPost reports that Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal urged member and partner nations to convert the economic heft of BRICS into tangible business opportunities during the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi. The ministers emphasized the need for resilient supply chains, enhanced trade in local currencies, and digital cooperation. Additionally, Russian Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov highlighted Russia's economic stance and willingness to welcome foreign companies despite external pressures.
India’s Foreign Ministry says the 18th BRICS Summit will be held in New Delhi on September 12 and 13 under India’s chairmanship, with partner and outreach countries also invited. The article says the summit is expected to bring together leaders of the 11 BRICS members, while India is promoting consensus, dialogue and diplomacy amid differences over West Asia issues. It also says security agencies are preparing a multi-layered security plan for visiting delegations and key routes.
India will host the 18th BRICS Summit on September 12 and 13 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, and the article says leaders of BRICS member, partner and outreach countries will attend. It reports that India’s presidency is guided by the theme “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability,” with leaders expected to discuss intra-BRICS cooperation and global and regional issues. The article also notes more than 350 meetings across over 25 cities and marks 2026 as BRICS’s 20th year.
India's News.Net reports on a press briefing by Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal regarding India hosting the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12 and 13. According to sources cited by the publication, the summit will bring together leaders from 11 member countries to discuss matters of common interest, dialogue, and diplomacy amidst differences over regional issues. The article also details extensive security arrangements being put in place across the national capital by various agencies for the visiting delegations.
NewsBytes reports that India is preparing to host the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12-13, 2026, featuring leaders from 11 member countries and 10 partner nations under the theme of resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability. The source states that the summit focuses on strengthening supply chains, boosting local-currency trade, and seeking institutional reforms for the UN, IMF, and World Bank. Additionally, it highlights plans to adopt a BRICS Logistics Supply-Chain Cooperation Framework and establish a digital interface to connect startups and agencies.
Daily Pioneer reports that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi ahead of the BRICS Summit. According to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, the discussions are expected to cover bilateral cooperation, security, defense, and space sector collaboration. Peskov also noted that BRICS represents countries seeking a more balanced international system as the influence of a unipolar system declines.
The Hindu reports that India is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi amidst various geopolitical challenges and an expanded membership. The article discusses how managing consensus has become more difficult following recent expansions and ongoing global conflicts involving members. Furthermore, it notes that New Delhi faces scrutiny from the United States over trade policies and efforts to challenge the dollar's dominance, making the summit a significant test for Indian diplomacy.