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Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in New Delhi to attend BRICS summit

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What happened

The summit in New Delhi is taking place against the backdrop of a global economy facing the adverse impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war, the West Asia crisis, especially the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and the Trump administration’s trade and tar…

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  • Reported by The Hindu and published Thu, 10 Sep 2026 22:45:51 UTC.

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  1. French govt warns right-wing TV channel about rebroadcasting expelled pro-Putin pundit

  2. Sri Lanka Supreme Court revokes controversial monk’s presidential pardon

  3. Russian strike hits shopping centre in central Ukraine

  4. Amid West Asia conflict, Iran president to meet PM Modi today

  5. 'It was for Bimstec chair, not PM': Dhaka declines Brics invite

  6. Putin lands in Delhi ahead for Brics Summit, to meet PM Modi

  7. Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in New Delhi to attend BRICS summit

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