AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBRICS Summit in New Delhi: Indonesia’s Prabowo urged BRICS to boost domestic resilience and self-reliance, while Modi pushed a “rule shaper” agenda to replace the “pyramid of privilege” with a “platform of partnership.” Middle East De-escalation: BRICS leaders backed maximum restraint, called for de-escalation in West Asia, condemned the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, and expressed deep concern over Gaza violence and forced displacement. Trade & WTO: BRICS called for restoring a fully functioning two-tier WTO dispute system and warned against unilateral tariffs and non-tariff barriers. Indonesia in the spotlight: Indonesia also reported fishery exports hitting US$3 billion in the first half of 2026, supported by quality certification. Climate pressure: El Niño is forecast to persist with near-100% likelihood through early 2027, raising risks for drought, fires, and food inflation—an issue Indonesia is already battling. Regional security cooperation: BRICS also flagged steps to curb terror financing and drug money laundering, including misuse of ICTs for illegal virtual asset flows.
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