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Prime Minister Modi’s foreign policy balances QUAD ties with the US and BRICS engagement with Russia and China to protect India’s strategic autonomy.

BRICS expansion is giving countries more trade and financial options, raising questions about the future effectiveness of US and European sanctions.

BRICS Expansion 2026 is testing India’s ability to balance China’s influence while keeping the bloc focused on development, cooperation and strategic autonomy.

BRICS is gaining influence as a platform for global reform and strategic hedging, but its internal divisions limit Chinese control and challenge Western assumptions.

India’s Non-Alignment 2.0 strategy explains why New Delhi supports BRICS as a platform for reform, development and strategic autonomy—not an anti-Western bloc.

PM Modi urged SCO members to turn security, connectivity and opportunity into concrete outcomes at the Bishkek summit.

PM Modi said one in every 50 people in Seychelles has received training in India, highlighting decades of educational cooperation.

PM Modi highlighted India's Global South-focused energy vision for BRICS 2026, calling for stronger cooperation to build secure and sustainable energy systems.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met PM Narendra Modi in New Delhi and reaffirmed China's commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and BRICS cooperation.

PM Modi arrived in Paris after the G7 Summit and praised the Indian diaspora for strengthening ties between India and France.