Putin and Xi have to manage India's aspirations in BRICS
Putin knows he can’t replace China’s economic dominance, but he can still make sure BRICS doesn’t become a one-sided China-led bloc. This is how he can do it but he has to keep India in mind.
Meanwhile, India has always been careful about aligning too closely with either China or the West, and its BRICS membership is based on strategic calculations, not ideology. If BRICS stops serving India’s interests, it wouldn’t hesitate to step back—just like it did with RCEP.
India will probably remain in BRICS but won’t fully commit to any China-led vision. Instead, it will use BRICS selectively while maintaining strong ties with the U.S., Japan, and Europe.
If BRICS starts pushing a common currency or tighter economic integration (which China might favor), India would likely resist or even consider stepping back.
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