Brics must work for “reformed multilateralism” at a time when the world community is dealing with multiple complex challenges and act as a constructive platform for dialogue and development, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday while outlining India’s objectives as chair of the 10-nation grouping. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar speaks at the launch of the official website and logo of India’s BRICS Presidency 2026 in New Delhi on Tuesday. (ANI) India’s role as chair of Brics during 2026 is being closely watched as the grouping seeks to position itself as a key platform for highlighting the issues and concerns of key developing economies and the Global South against the backdrop of repeated attacks by President Donald Trump, who has accused the bloc of working to replace the US dollar with national currencies in international trade. Addressing an event where he unveiled the logo, theme and website for Brics 2026, Jaishankar noted the grouping has evolved over 20 years into a “significant platform for cooperation among emerging markets and developing economies” and expanded …