More: BRICS
From Pragmatism to Protagonism: How Lula 4.0 can Rebalance BRICS+
Over the past two decades, discussions surrounding BRICS+ have been dominated by two competing narratives: one that heralds the alliance as a China-led disruptor...
What Was at Stake During St. Petersburg’s BRICS Interregional Business Forum
In late October, ministers from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS), together with new members and those on partner status, converged in...
Why Egypt’s Sisi Matters to China’s Russia-Africa Strategy and the Future of BRICS
China indirectly benefits from Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's participation in the third Russia-Africa Summit (held in Moscow in October 2026) through several shared...
Why Ghana Persuades BRICS Strategic Partnership
Joining BRICS+, an informal association comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, would distinctively open up Ghana's economic options and diversify and consolidate...
China Isn’t Building a New World Order. It’s Building a Majority in the Old One
Stalling Clubs, Growing Caucus
In mid-September Xi Jinping made his first visit to India in seven years for the BRICS summit in New Delhi. The...
The Myth of a Multipolar World: Why the Global Order Is Becoming More Bipolar, Not Less
The idea that the world is becoming multipolar has acquired the status of conventional wisdom. It is repeated by governments, international organizations, business leaders,...
Why MBS’s Cairo Visit Matters for BRICS and the Global South
Chinese intelligence and strategic circles, such as the Beijing Institute for International Strategic Studies and research centers affiliated with the Chinese Ministry of State...
India summit reaffirms the accommodative rationale of BRICS
India hosted the 18th BRICS Summit, the fourth under its presidency since its inception, coincidentally on the UN Day for South-South Cooperation (September 12)...
India Is Building a Third Way for BRICS’ Digital Economy
The 2026 BRICS Summit in New Delhi may be remembered for more than debates over de-dollarization, geopolitical rivalry, and the growing weight of the...
India’s BRICS Moment: Can New Delhi Shape Security in West Asia?
BRICS is no longer just a diplomatic club for emerging economies. Its 11 members represent approximately 49.5% of the world's population, 40% of global...