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    Putin To Attend BRICS Summit In India

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefMay 20, 2026 World Economy No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The West still refuses to understand what is taking place because they are trapped inside their own propaganda. They actually believed sanctions would isolate Russia, collapse its economy, frighten China, and force the world back under American and European financial dominance. Instead, they accelerated the creation of an entirely new geopolitical order right in front of their eyes.

    Now Vladimir Putin is openly traveling to India for the BRICS Summit in September alongside China as if to send a direct message that Russia is not isolated at all. The Kremlin confirmed Putin will attend the summit in New Delhi on September 12–13, and meetings with Xi Jinping are already expected on the sidelines. This is not some hidden backroom alliance anymore. Putin is not hiding. China is not hiding. BRICS is no longer pretending to be merely an economic discussion forum. It is becoming the nucleus of a competing world order.

    What the neocons never understood is that power abhors a vacuum. Once the United States began weaponizing SWIFT, freezing foreign reserves, sanctioning entire nations, and threatening secondary sanctions against anyone refusing to comply, the rest of the world began quietly preparing alternatives. You cannot confiscate Russia’s reserves, threaten China daily, sanction Iran, pressure India, and then expect these countries to continue trusting a Western-controlled financial system indefinitely.

    BRICS now represents more than 40% of the global population and continues expanding. Iran joined. The UAE joined. Egypt joined. Ethiopia joined. Indonesia joined. Saudi Arabia continues deepening cooperation. Countries lining up outside the door understand exactly where this is going.

    Meanwhile Europe is deindustrializing itself in real time while Germany sinks into economic contraction. The United States is drowning in debt while financing endless wars it cannot afford. Yet Russia and China continue increasing bilateral trade, expanding energy agreements, trading increasingly outside the dollar system, and building long-term infrastructure across Eurasia. Putin himself declared that relations between Russia and China have reached an “unprecedented level” of trust and strategic coordination.

    The arrogance coming out of Washington and Brussels has blinded them to the historical pattern unfolding. Every reserve currency empire eventually overextends militarily and financially. Spain did it. Britain did it. Rome did it. The mistake is always the same. They begin believing the system cannot function without them. Then the rest of the world slowly builds alternatives.

    That is what BRICS really represents. Not simply an alliance against the West, but a rebellion against a financial system increasingly viewed as politically weaponized and unstable. The sanctions regime accelerated the fragmentation of the global economy far faster than anyone in Washington anticipated. Instead of frightening Russia and China apart, they pushed them together permanently.

    The symbolism of Putin standing openly beside Xi and Modi in New Delhi matters enormously because it demonstrates confidence. The man Western leaders claimed would become isolated is now helping shape an entirely parallel global bloc stretching across energy, trade, commodities, manufacturing, and finance. The world is breaking into competing spheres again, and the political class in the West still seems incapable of accepting that reality.



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