BRICS
While US contemplates what else to “turn off” in the world, Argentina and Iran applied to join BRICS, Russia says
Iran has submitted an application to become a member in the group of emerging economies known as the BRICS, an Iranian official said on Monday.
Are the BRICS breaking up?
The recent virtual BRICS summit, which brought together the heads of state and government of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, was interesting as much for what did not happen as for what did.
While US contemplates what else to “turn off” in the world, Argentina and Iran applied to join BRICS, Russia says
Iran has submitted an application to become a member in the group of emerging economies known as the BRICS, an Iranian official said on Monday.
In the age of massive global changes
Fundamental changes are taking place in the international system at a rapid pace. As a matter of fact, more chang-es have taken place in the world in the past 20 years than in the previous 200 years.
The BRICS in a multipolar world
This week, South Africa is hosting the tenth annual gathering of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). When the first BRIC summit was held in 2009 (South Africa was added in 2010), the world was in the throes of a financial crisis of the developed world's making, and the increasingly dynamic BRIC bloc represented the future.
China pledges new funding for BRICS as group opposes protectionism
China will give $80 million in funding for BRICS cooperation plans, Chinese President Xi Jinping says, while the bloc of five emerging countries pledge to oppose protectionism.
The Great Populists
The first challenge to the Western hegemony that followed the collapse of Communism in Europe was the emergence of the so-called...