In this episode of @dilsewithkapilsibal hosted by Kapil Sibal, we explore the future of BRICS and India’s evolving position in the international community, examining the outcomes of the BRICS Summit, global power dynamics, multipolarity, India’s strategic autonomy, and its relationships with the United States, China, Russia and other major powers. Joining Kapil Sibal are three distinguished experts: Shyam Saran, former Foreign Secretary of India and former Chairman of the National Security Advisory Board; Raja Mohan, renowned academic, journalist and foreign – policy analyst specializing in South Asian security and international relations; and Suhasini Haider, Diplomatic Editor of The Hindu and an award-winning journalist with decades of experience covering international affairs. The conversation also explores BRICS’ economic and geopolitical relevance, India’s trade and economic leverage, sanctions, technology, India–China relations, and the opportunities and challenges facing India in a rapidly changing global order.
BRICS: Our foreign policy Do we see a shift ? In our policy’s drift !
In this episode of @dilsewithkapilsibal hosted by Kapil Sibal, we explore the future of BRICS and India’s evolving position in the international community, examining the outcomes of the BRICS Summit, global power dynamics, multipolarity, India’s strategic autonomy, and its relationships with the United States, China, Russia and other major powers. Joining Kapil Sibal are three distinguished experts: Shyam Saran, former Foreign Secretary of India and former Chairman of the National Security Advisory Board; Raja Mohan, renowned academic, journalist and foreign – policy analyst specializing in South Asian security and international relations; and Suhasini Haider, Diplomatic Editor of The Hindu and an award-winning journalist with decades of experience covering international affairs. The conversation also explores BRICS’ economic and geopolitical relevance, India’s trade and economic leverage, sanctions, technology, India–China relations, and the opportunities and challenges facing India in a rapidly changing global order.
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