BRICS 2026: India's Multi-Alignment Strategy in Focus
The 2026 BRICS Summit, marked by the presence of Chinese and Russian leaders, served for India not as an anti-Western bloc, but as a forum to secure its voice in a multipolar world. The declaration, notably omitting points of contention like the Middle East crisis and the Ukraine war, highlighted India's strategic multi-alignment.
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