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  1. Bangladesh aspires to become a BRICS member, receiving support from China and an invitation from India.

Tarique Rahman, leader of Bangladesh, was invited to the BRICS outreach session while the country aspires to become a full member.

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Tarique Rahman, leader of Bangladesh, was invited to the BRICS outreach session while the country aspires to become a full member.

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  1. Diplomatic invitations to the BRICS summit are stalled due to political friction.1 source
  2. India invited Bangladesh PM to BRICS Summit; Om Birla met Rahman in Dhaka.1 source
  3. Tarique Rahman invited to BRICS outreach session amid diplomatic strains.1 source

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