BRICS Leaders Gather in New Delhi Amid Questions Over Global Influence
Al Jazeera reports that heads of state from BRICS member countries are convening in India's capital, with discussions centered on the bloc's potential role in shaping the international order.
Leaders of the BRICS group of nations are meeting at a summit in New Delhi, India, according to a report from Al Jazeera.
The gathering brings together representatives of the bloc, which was originally formed by Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa and has since expanded to include additional emerging economies.
Al Jazeera's coverage frames the summit around the question of whether BRICS can help reshape the global order by strengthening the position of emerging economies on the world stage.
The report does not provide further details on the summit's agenda, attendees, or specific outcomes expected from the meeting.
This article is based on limited information available at the time of publication. Further details are expected to emerge as the summit proceeds.
Sources
- Can BRICS help reshape global order by strengthening emerging economies? — Al Jazeera — All
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