BRICS vs G7: Putin Lists Economic Strength, Blames West
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The Russian president stressed that the bloc already generates more than 40% of world GDP, driven by dynamic domestic markets and a model of sovereign cooperation that rejects the rules imposed from abroad.
At the BRICS Business Summit 2026, Vladimir Putin stated that the G7's global economic share is approximately 18%, and that of BRICS is approximately 40%. He questioned the G7's importance and accused Western countries of trying to weaken BRICS. Learn what Putin meant by these remarks in the video.
The Russian president also accused Western countries of repeatedly trying to weaken the BRICS countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday criticized the Group of Seven (G7). He compared the G7's declining share of the global economy with the growing economic influence of BRICS. Addressing the BRICS Business Summit in New Delhi, Putin said that the G7 countries' share of world GDP is only about 29 percent, while the BRICS member countries' share is about 40 percent.
New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the BRICS group is making a bigger contribution to the global economy than the G-7 group of developed countries. The meeting held ahead of the BRICS summit...
During the BRICS meeting of world leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin targeted Western countries. In his address, Putin clearly stated that the world is constantly changing. The BRICS countries have surpassed the G7. Western countries are steadily weakening.
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