China sees the group as a vehicle for challenging American power. India wants to keep the group broad enough to avoid choosing sides.

Saturday will be a significant day for India-China relations. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold a bilateral meeting. Xi Jinping will be in Delhi to attend the ...

The ostensible reason for his visit is participation in the BRICS leaders’ summit over the weekend, but the conditions arising from the 2020 border standoff that marked a low point in relations make ...

New Delhi aims to keep BRICS relevant to the Global South while preventing its transformation into a Chinese bandwagon or an explicitly anti-Western coalition. Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian ...

China’s weak consumer spending, housing troubles and youth unemployment are pushing Beijing to seek stronger overseas markets. India’s huge demand for smartphones, electronics, cars and pharmaceutical ...

The meeting comes after various engagements that suggest an intent to stabilize ties. Meanwhile, Putin's visit is crucial for reaffirming India's longstanding ties with Russia amid U.S. sanctions over ...

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin are expected in New Delhi on September 12-13, but India has avoided G20-style fanfare as it navigates ties with the US and China.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday outlined a four-point approach for the “steady and long-term development” of China-India relations, stressing strategic understanding, win-win cooperation, ...

The 2026 BRICS summit and Modi-Xi engagement have created an opening for a possible thaw in India-China relations. India can maintain strong border security while expanding cooperation in trade, ...

In February last year, US President Donald Trump declared: 'BRICS is dead.' He then told reporters that he would impose 100 per cent tariffs on goods from the grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China ...