A year after Donald Trump threatened BRICS with tariffs and accused it of undermining the US dollar, the grouping is bigger, stronger and more influential than ever. This week, New Delhi hosted the 16th BRICS National Security Advisers' Meeting. It highlighted a major shift: BRICS is no longer just an economic club. It is becoming a strategic platform for security coordination in a rapidly changing world. With BRICS now contributing around 40% of global GDP, and India preparing to host world leaders including Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin later this year, the balance of power is visibly changing. This video explains what happened in Delhi, why BRICS continues to expand despite US opposition, and why India sees enormous value in staying at the heart of a grouping that is reshaping the global order.