BRICS Should Be ‘Non-West, Not Anti-West’: Shashi Tharoor Says India’s National Interest Must Come First
India is organizing more than 350 BRICS meetings and seeking consensus on West Asia and dollar pressure ahead of the first expanded summit.
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BRICS should be non-Western, not anti-Western: Tharoor
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has articulated India's position on BRICS, advocating for it to be a "non-West, but not anti-West" platform, a stance he believes is crucial for India's national interest. He highlighted the prestige of hosting the BRICS summit, India's responsibility to represent the Global South, and the significance of bilateral meetings, particularly with China and Russia. Tharoor also addressed the strained India-China …
BRICS Should Be ‘Non-West, Not Anti-West’: Shashi Tharoor Says India’s National Interest Must Come First
Congress senior leader Shashi Tharoor said India should make sure that BRICS should remain a platform that is independent of western countries but it should not make become openly anti-western. India Must Keep Its Own BRICS Approach According to
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Times of IndiaNot a bloc, not anti-West: What India's BRICS hosting really signals
India hosts the expanded BRICS summit, showcasing its significant global role. The group's growth reflects the non-western world's desire for diversity and pluralism. BRICS cooperation now encompasses political, economic, and developmental issues across continents. India's leadership highlights its convening power and acceptability across ideological divides. This summit offers opportunities for crucial dialogues and managing global power dynami…
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The Hans IndiaIndia batting for Global South interests without turning BRICS anti-West: Report
Digital Desk | Canberra, Sep 11 (IANS) India wants BRICS to advocate the interests of the Global South without turning the grouping anti-West, a report has highlighted. “China’s President Xi Jinping is now confirmed to arrive in New Delhi this weekend for the first time in seven years, reportedly accompanied by a delegation of around 400 officials. The will-he/won’t-he question of whether Xi would ultimately attend the talks drove local media …
This weekend, India's capital, New Delhi, will host a summit of BRICS leaders, an association of countries that account for about 45% of the world's population and more than a third of global GDP at purchasing power parity. This year, the meeting will take place amid heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty. India, as a host country, is forced to balance politically. New Delhi is trying to maintain relations with both key Western partne…
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