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Buried in the text BRICS leaders adopted in New Delhi on Saturday sits a commitment to common guidelines for integrating disaster early warning data. A few pages on, the same document establishes an expert network on asset recovery and a shared repository for tracing fugitives wanted in corruption cases. Neither line will trend. Both describe work the G20 no longer does and both carry the signatures of governments that between them hold 49.5 percent of the world’s population. The easy reading of this weekend was rivalry, a Global South bloc squaring up to a Western club. India’s year in the…
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