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In an extraordinary virtual meeting held on September 8, 2025, BRICS leaders convened under Brazil’s presidency to articulate a unified position against what they described as growing geopolitical instability, unilateral trade barriers, and systemic failures in global governance.  Image Source: Ayushi Pandey on X Initiated by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the closed-door summit was attended by heads of state and senior officials from Brazil, China, Russia, India, South Africa, Egypt, Iran, Indonesia, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates. At the core of the summit’s agenda was the need to overhaul multilateral institutions, beginning with the United Nations and its Security Council, which BRICS leaders collectively agreed no longer reflected the realities or interests of the wider international community, particularly the Global South.  The timing of the meeting--just weeks before the UN General Assembly, COP-30, and the G20 Leaders’ Summit --was viewed as a...

India has partnered with think tanks in Moscow and Tokyo to jointly research transnational terrorism and disinformation threats. The initiative was confirmed in official statements by the Indian Embassies in Moscow and Tokyo on 23 May 2025 . Image Source: MEA/FM on X In Russia, MPs met with Mikhail Fradkov , head of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, to discuss online radicalization and hybrid threats. In Tokyo, Indian MPs held closed-door briefings with security experts focused on cyber-propaganda, regional stability, and the threat of state-sponsored extremism . 来日中の超党派国会議員代表団は、在京の各国大使と交流し、テロとの戦いにおけるインドの揺るぎない決意を改めて示しました。声を一つに、毅然とした行動を。 https://t.co/gc0s7MXZ4O — India in Japanインド大使館 (@IndianEmbTokyo) May 23, 2025 Suggested Readings on India's Global Diplomatic Outreach After Operation Sindoor Jaishankar Highlights Pakistan’s Terror Nexu...

India and Russia agreed to collaborate on strengthening international legal frameworks to combat terrorism. As noted in the Indian Embassy in Moscow’s release on 23 May 2025 , Indian MPs led by Kanimozhi Karunanidhi met Russian lawmakers to advance global anti-terror legislation . Image Source: MEA/FM on X Leaders discussed cross-border networks , terror financing, and misuse of cyberspace. Russia echoed India’s call for multilateral accountability and legislative consensus. The visit reinforced the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership between both nations, grounded in shared security interests. Ambassador @vkumar1969 briefs the Hon’ble MPs @KanimozhiDMK and others on aspects of India-Russia ties before formal engagements. pic.twitter.com/1c8Xd5j8nu — India in Russia (@IndEmbMoscow) May 23, 2025 Suggested Readings On India's Global Dip...

India’s counter-terrorism campaign received strong diplomatic backing from Russia during a visit by an Indian Parliamentary Delegation led by MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi . As per the Embassy of India in Moscow’s press release dated 23 May 2025 , Russian officials unequivocally condemned the April 22 Pahalgam attack and expressed support for India’s Operation Sindoor . Image Source: MEA/FM on X Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko affirmed a shared commitment to eliminating terrorism “in all its forms” . Both sides agreed to bolster multilateral efforts and intelligence cooperation. Discussions highlighted India’s principled stance against nuclear blackmail and terror sanctuaries . Hon’ble MPs @KanimozhiDMK , @RajeevRai , @CaptBrijesh , @guptapc50 , @DrAshokKMittal and @ambmanjeevpuri are received by the Chair of the State Duma Committee o...