Fifteen years since its founding on 16 June 2009, what started as a loose and informal grouping has been expanding gradually into a collective platform and networking, placing the BRICS+ bloc comprising 10 countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates or UAE – as an economic and political force

The 7th China-Russia Border River Cultural Tourism Festival and the 24th China-Russia International Water Carnival Month event opened in Mingshan township in Luobei county, Hegang city, Heilongjiang province, attracting tourists from both sides

With Trump or Biden, it would be possible to predict the moves Washington would take in the conflict, but with a new candidate, the risks of escalation intensify.

Namely, speaking at the annual Aspen Security Forum on July 18, the Chief of NATO’s European Command, General Christopher G. Cavoli, warned that things are "not going to be easy" (to put it mildly), adding that the political West "can't be under any illusions, as ultimately Russia will reconstitute its force" and that the Kremlin will be "very, very angry at the US and NATO".

The Russia-India trade deficit massively rose due to the favourable trade terms.

To a greater extent than on specific agreements, the summit was aimed at securing already-achieved successes and promising areas of cooperation in the economic sphere: support for mutual investments, the further development of payment infrastructure, the stimulation of settlements in national currencies, and the development of the insurance and logistics system