AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoBRICS Diplomacy & Global Governance: At the New Delhi BRICS summit, Vladimir Putin pushed again for expanding UN Security Council representation for the Global South, arguing multipolar power is shifting toward Asia, Africa and Latin America. India’s Summit Agenda: Narendra Modi framed BRICS as a “rule-shaper,” calling to replace the “pyramid of privilege” with a “platform of partnership,” and proposed a BRICS continuity “troika” mechanism plus a secure digital repository to track implementation. Summit Signaling: Leaders staged high-visibility unity moments, including Modi holding hands with Putin and Xi at Bharat Mandapam, while the New Delhi Declaration was adopted by consensus without de-dollarisation or a common currency. Ukraine War & Winter Pressure: Russian strikes across Ukraine killed civilians and hit infrastructure as Kyiv warned of a “very difficult” winter; Zelenskyy said Russia used nearly 500 drones since morning. Talks at G20 Miami: Zelenskyy said he’s ready to meet Putin at the G20 in Miami; Kremlin spokesman Peskov said Putin can fly to Moscow if Zelenskyy truly wants talks. Security Tensions in Europe: Lithuania reacted to Kremlin “nuclear threats,” while Germany ordered about 150 Russian diplomats and families to leave by Sept. 18. Russia Domestic Economy: Russia’s central bank paused its rate cuts, citing rising price pressures linked to disruptions from the war, including drone attacks on refineries.
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