What do Brazil, China, India and Russia have in common? Almost nothing, as the Iran war shows.

Three months before taking power in 1949, Mao Tse-tung wrote of the solidarity required for the Chinese people’s revolution, ...

The escalating conflict in West Asia has prompted Congress to call out the government for its reticence, accusing Prime ...

As the war involving Iran, Israel and the US intensifies across West Asia, attention is increasingly turning to the role of ...

The future of Brics as a leader of the Global South depends on whether it can move beyond ‘symbolic alignment’ to functional crisis management ...

In pursuance of national interest, it would bode well for New Delhi to open back channel diplomacy with Tehran so as to hedge against the future ...

Modi thought the war would be over in days, as President Trump initially asserted. Instead, it is continuing; indeed, it is ...

India is reportedly facilitating discussions among BRICS nations on West Asia crisis.

The escalating conflict in West Asia is creating serious diplomatic challenges for the BRICS grouping. According to Randhir ...

Two BRICS members, Iran and the UAE, are on opposite sides of the conflict, preventing the bloc from taking a unified position.

India is working to bring BRICS members onto a shared diplomatic position as the West Asia conflict deepens and divides the bloc. According to Randhir Jaiswal, consultations are continuing through the ...

Under India’s chairmanship, the expanded bloc has remained silent; Pezeshkian, Araghchi urge Indian counterparts to spearhead a "strong and constructive" intervention.