PM Modi calls global governance a ‘pyramid of privilege’, seeks BRICS roadmap for reform
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, urging members to support Global South rule-making and United Nations Security Council reform.
- Proposing a roadmap for global governance, the Prime Minister stressed the need to transform the 'pyramid of privilege' into a 'platform of partnership' where every country has a stake.
- "I would like to state that reform of the UN Security Council can no longer be postponed," Modi said, arguing voting power must align with today's economic realities.
- Amid recent attacks on merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz during the US-Iran war, the Prime Minister proposed establishing an "Emergency Support Network" for Seafarers to ensure route safety.
- Ensuring equal participation in Domains is crucial, Modi added, as nations must strive to transform the Global South from a 'rule-taker' into a 'rule-shaper' through BRICS cooperation.
27 Articles
27 Articles
‘From rule-takers to rule-shapers’: PM Modi’s big pitch to BRICS leaders in welcome address
The Prime Minister called on the assembled leaders to come up with 10 proposals for global governance reform during the 18th BRICS Summit that began on Saturday in New Delhi
Modi At BRICS 2026: 'Global South Needs To Change Pyramid Of Privilege To Platform of Partnership'
Speaking at the 20th anniversary BRICS Summit hosted under India's presidency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for urgent reforms in multilateral institutions. Addressing world leaders, he emphasised that the Global South must transition from being a rule taker to a rule shaper, declaring, 'UN Security Council में reform अब और टाला नहीं जा सकता'. He highlighted that India's chairship has been driven by a people-centric and humanity-first app…
PM Modi at BRICS summit: Dismantle ‘pyramid of privilege’ to make Global South a ‘rule-shaper’
At the BRICS summit, PM Modi urged the Global South to move from being ‘rule-taker’ to ‘rule-shaper’ and called for greater partnership in global decision-making.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for preparing a plan to reform the global governance system
“The current global governance structure is like a pyramid, with power and decision-making at the top, while the lower levels are occupied by countries that cannot influence decisions that affect them,” he said at the BRICS summit in New...
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 57% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium























