Is a political polarizer destined to oppose the West
The BRICS summit in Delhi is no longer just about economics; it has become a significant test of the member states' ability to face political and security crises, including the Ukraine war, the Iranian crisis, and tensions with Washington. Russia aims to minimize the impact of Western sanctions and expand transactions in local currencies, while China seeks to strengthen its political and economic influence in the Global South. India refuses to let the bloc become a front against the West, and the success of the alliance depends on unifying a shared political vision among Russia, China, India, Iran, and Southern powers; otherwise, it will remain just a weak economic grouping in the face of global challenges.
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