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Modi Ties BRICS Trade Goals to Secure Sea Lanes and Seafarer Safety — Sep 11, 2026PM Modi used the BRICS Business Forum to stress that global trade hinges on secure sea lanes, open supply routes, and the safety of seafarers, reinforcing India’s commitment to freedom of navigation amid regional tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. He also highlighted BRICS’ growing economic heft, noting the bloc’s combined GDP has expanded nearly four-and-a-half times as it accounts for about 50% of the world’s population, 40% of GDP, and over 25% of global trade, while promoting women entrepreneurs and broader trade collaboration.

Priya Raman BRICS already covers half the world's people and a big share of trade, so stressing seafarer safety alongside economic ties shows real leadership on key issues.

LPG Tanker DISHA Attacked; 28 Indian Crew Safe — Jul 24, 2026The Mozambique-flagged LPG tanker DISHA, carrying 28 Indian crew, came under attack in Iranian territorial waters near the Strait of Hormuz, with India confirming all crew members are safe and that authorities are monitoring the situation. India’s External Affairs Minister Jaishankar condemned attacks on seafarers and stressed that international waterways must remain safe and unimpeded.

4,000-Year-Old Portable Austronesian Art Found on Wetar — Aug 17, 2026Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old portable painted plaque from Wetar Island in eastern Indonesia, marking the first known portable example of Austronesian Painting Tradition art and providing a securely dated reference for the iconic red sun-ray motif. The find suggests Austronesian symbolic art traveled with seafaring communities—potentially playing a role in their rapid dispersal from Taiwan through Island Southeast Asia and the Pacific—and predates pottery, highlighting ideology as a driver of one of humanity’s greatest migrations.