Putin Takes Swipe At G7 Over Shrinking Global Output, Hails BRICS Economic Might At New Delhi Summit
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that BRICS countries account for nearly 40% of global economic output, compared to about 18% for the G7, indicating a shift in economic power.
- Putin criticized Western sanctions on Russia, claiming they disrupt logistics, infrastructure, and trade links.
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s growth amid global instability and called BRICS a source of confidence for stability and growth.
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I Don't Know Why They Call Themselves G7 ... Putin Targets Western Countries From the BRICS Platform
The BRICS Business Summit 2026 compares the declining economic share of the G7 and the growing economic strength of BRICS. Putin said that the share of G7 countries in the global economy is about 18% whereas the share of BRICS members is about 40%.
Putin Takes Swipe At G7 Over Shrinking Global Output, Hails BRICS Economic Might At New Delhi Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin questioned the G7's relevance at the BRICS Business Summit 2026 in New Delhi, comparing its 18% economic output to BRICS's 40% share.
'G7, the Great 7 -- I don't know why they call that': Putin highlights BRICS' 40% GDP share vs G7's 29%
Speaking at the Leaders' Session of the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi, Putin said the changing balance was reflected in economic performance over the last five years.
Trade barriers rising globally, India building economic bridges: PM Modi at BRICS Business Forum
Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted BRICS nations' 40% share of global GDP at the BRICS Business Forum, emphasizing strong B2B ties and resilience amid global economic shifts.
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