The BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has been making significant strides in reshaping global governance and economic cooperation. Recent developments, including the expansion of the bloc and calls for reform in international institutions, highlight the growing influence of this coalition of emerging economies.
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A Convergence of Goals: BRICS and The Resistance Axis
The Gaza war has accelerated cooperation between Global South behemoths resisting western-backed conflict. Together, the Russian-led BRICS and Iran-led Axis of Resistance can shape a US-free West Asia.
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India Not Sending G20 Summit Invitation to Ukraine
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has restated the stance of New Delhi regarding Ukraine’s potential involvement in the upcoming G20 summit scheduled for September.
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India’s New Foreign Trade Policy Aims to Smash Dollar’s Hegemony
The Chinese yuan may be the perfect foil for the rupee to usher in a new multipolar order for global trade.
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G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Likely to End in Deadlock with The Body’s Relevance Under Threat
Representatives of the world’s 20 largest economies are meeting in India amid discord over Ukraine and US-China tensions.
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Russia, India, China, Iran: the Quad that really matters
Southeast Asia is right at the center of international relations for a whole week viz a viz three consecutive summits: Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Phnom Penh, the Group of Twenty (G20) summit in Bali, and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Bangkok.
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Kerry Lunges Into India With Anti-BRI Agenda Bringing Green Suicide for All
Despite the fact that a “Green BRI doppelganger” has been on the books since 2018, the plan was generally acknowledged to be an unworkable green boondoggle and fell out of interest for quite some time. Now it is being revived.
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The RCEP Train has Left the Station, Inspite of India
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership is a proposed free trade agreement between the ten member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and its five FTA partners. In November 2019, India, the sixth FTA partner, decided to opt out of the pact due to domestic concerns against potential Chinese flooding of its agriculture sector.
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India Refuses to Join US Naval Patrol vs. China
The United States suffered a major blow in the South China Sea when India refused the US invitation to join its naval patrols in the area.
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UK Silent About its Own Indian Holocaust
While it prides itself as one beacon of modernity, medievalist eugenic principles do run deep inside the British Monarchy. There is not a single moment in their past or the present that they don’t think about the total eradication of the colored race plague.
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US Tries to Bully India Into Defense Cooperation
Attempts to break up the BRICS through military agreements and other “divide and conquer” methods may not work at this time.
Asia’s position is very clear: no more wars of aggression. New military installations at this time is unacceptable.
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RIC Continue Pushing for Global Peace and Prosperity
There was a Foreign Ministers’ Meeting between Russia, India and China held a day ago, discussing broad issues, from regional cooperation to global financial reforms.
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The Economist 2015 Cover With Cryptic Symbols & Dire Predictions
A few days ago, I came into an article that gave me some concerns. This came as an analysis of the magazine cover of Economist January 2015 issue, one of the popular mainstream periodicals in the field of economics.
I was having second thoughts on posting it here, but when I saw an article at RT that tackled China’s concern regarding the developing “closeness” between Modi and Obama, this finally triggered the posting of this article.
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2015 Will Be All About Iran, China and Russia
Upcoming 2015 year will be all about further moves towards the integration of Eurasia as the US is progressively squeezed out of Eurasia, Pepe Escobar believes.
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Diplomat Expects Russian Regions to Be Forefront in Cooperation With India
Russian Ambassador to India said that the Russian regions are in a position to take a leading role in developing trade and economic cooperation between India and Russia.
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