What comes after BRICS 2026? India now faces the harder diplomatic test
- Columnist Seshadri Chari says India built consensus at the 18th BRICS Summit despite sharp member differences.
- The 140-paragraph New Delhi Declaration avoided naming countries in the West Asia and Russia-Ukraine conflicts.
- Chari argues BRICS still struggles to quickly turn goals on trade, investment and global reforms into action.
- He says India must manage China’s 2027 BRICS chairmanship while keeping the grouping from becoming China-centric.
Source: theprint.in
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