Modi unveils troika at BRICS summit to coordinate 2-decade agenda
At the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi introduced the Troika system, basically a way for past, current, and next BRICS chairs to work together and keep things running smoothly.
With India set to lead in 2026, this move is all about making sure BRICS stays coordinated as it gears up for big plans over the next 20 years.
Modi urges BRICS tracker, UNSC reforms
Modi also wants a secure digital tool so BRICS can actually follow up on its decisions and deadlines: no more losing track when leadership rotates.
He pushed for reforms in global bodies like the United Nations Security Council, saying developing countries deserve a bigger voice.
Modi urged BRICS members to draft 10 reform ideas for next year's summit, hoping to swap out old hierarchies for a more equal partnership.