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Ludhiana: Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) and Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana, jointly conducted a lecture ser.

The debate over expanding the bloc was the key item on the agenda of the three-day summit

BRICS faces negotiations for expansion at a summit. Disagreements over growth and global influence in focus. Challenges arise foreign policies

BRICS expands to include Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and UAE, enhancing its influence. Challenges and aspirations of unity highlighted

BEIJING (Reuters) -The expansion of BRICS will inject new vitality into the group's cooperation mechanism, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Thursday before also announcing an upcoming launch of a $10-billion special fund aimed at bolstering global development. The BRICS group of nations reached a broad consensus to invite six countries - Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates - to join, in a move aimed at increasing the clout of a bloc that has pledg...

The BRICS countries welcomed six new members from three different continents on Thursday, marking a historical milestone that underscored the solidarity of BRICS and developing countries and determination to work together for a better future, officials and experts said. The expansion of the BRICS, as a new starting point for multilateral cooperation, will play a positive role for more equitable and just global governance, experts said.

China’s leader, Xi Jinping, pitches his country as a leader of the developing world, rallying support for an alternative to the U.S.-dominated global order.

Chinese President Xi Jinping unexpectedly pulled out of delivering a speech at the BRICS summit in South Africa - leading to speculation he might be unwell. The Chinese leader was in Johannesburg for the business forum but asked his commerce minister Wang Wentao to deliver the remarks instead. The unusual move has sparked speculation that something was "amiss" but it is unlikely the Chinese government will provide an explanation.

Chinese President Xi Jinping failed to show up at the Brics Business Forum on Tuesday in South Africa, where he was expected to deliver a speech alongside his counterparts. In his place, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao read the speech that criticised the US over its tendency toward "hegemony". Xi, in the speech read by Wang at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, said the US tended to fight countries that threaten its dominance in global affairs and financial markets. The speec...

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