According to CoinMeta, the 2026 BRICS summit is approaching, and the internal atmosphere is far from calm. The summit will be held in New Delhi on September 12th and 13th, marking the end of India's tenure as the chair of the organization. Currently, the unity among BRICS member countries seems precarious, as the foreign ministers' meeting in May failed to produce a joint statement, reflecting the differences among countries on issues such as the Middle East conflict. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United Arab Emirates of playing a direct role in attacks on Iran, while the UAE firmly denies this accusation. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump is exerting pressure on BRICS's plan to de-dollarize, warning that any country that supports this plan will face additional tariffs. Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to attend this summit, which will be his first visit to India since the Galwan Valley conflict in 2020. The list of guests for this summit highlights New Delhi's importance in international affairs, but amidst the lack of a joint statement, the threat of tariffs, and media restrictions triggered by Xi Jinping's visit, the unity of the BRICS summit is facing severe challenges.