New website of the Alliance launched
The Alliance for the Development and Preservation of the Heritage of Science, Culture and Education of the BRICS Countries (ANKO BRICS) has launched its international…
The Alliance for the Development and Preservation of the Heritage of Science, Culture and Education of the BRICS Countries (ANKO BRICS) has launched its international…
The 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi (12–13 September 2026) adopted a declaration backing research networks, a BRICS Incubator Network and AI cooperation.
The 17th BRICS summit in Rio (6–7 July 2025): the Rio Declaration, a statement on AI governance, a climate-finance framework and a health partnership.
BRICS education ministers adopted a declaration on ethical AI in education and launched the BRICS Technical Cooperation Alliance (Brazil, June 2025).
On 6 January 2025 Brazil, as BRICS chair, announced the admission of Indonesia — the world’s fourth most populous country — as a full member of the group.
The 16th BRICS summit in Kazan (22–24 October 2024) adopted the Kazan Declaration and introduced partner-country status, offered to thirteen states.
St. Petersburg, 14 September 2024: culture ministers of nine BRICS countries signed a declaration and backed new alliances in folk dance and film.
On 1 January 2024 Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the UAE became full BRICS members, the first enlargement since 2010. What it means for science and culture.