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Tunisia rejects IMF loans and wants to join BRICS
Mahmoud bin Mabrouk, spokesman for the pro-president ‘July 25 Movement’ in Tunisia, said that his country wants to join BRICS, a group of leading...
New discoveries and advances ranging from the BRICS countries to Israel, Japan and South Korea
In the previous article we discussed new discoveries and scientific advances ranging from the United States of America to Russia, Great Britain, Germany and...
African Union: future role in BRICS+ and G20
The summit of the African Union (AU) in February 2023 marked the rising stature of Africa on the world stage and the increasing support...
Ibrahim Raisi at Peking University: China, and its impact on Tehran’s accession to the BRICS
The significance of the tenth foreign visit of Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi to China comes in less than a year and a half of...
Why a BRICS currency is the way forward for the Global South
If there is one key change in the global economy over the past several years, it is the progressive weakening of the belief in...
Former Brazilian President Roussef to head BRICS New Development Bank
The head of the New Development Bank (NDB), founded by the BRICS countries, will be the former President of Brazil Dilma Rousseff (photo). Relevant...
BRICS reaching out to PEAKS: the next wave of expansion
Throughout 2022 the theme of BRICS expansion has taken on notable momentum as China’s BRICS+ initiative has engendered increasing aspirations from some of the...
Sisi’s visit to Armenia and Azerbaijan to join the Eurasian Union and BRICS
President El-Sisi’s visit to India, followed by Armenia and Azerbaijan, came as an affirmation from the Egyptian side and its president, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi,...
From unidimensional to 3D: the contours of the post-Bretton Woods world
The start of the year 2023 was marked by a series of statements coming from representatives of BRICS countries concerning plans to create new...
The Prolongation of BRICS: Impact on International World Order and Global Economy
BRIC, coined by an economist Jim O'Neil in 2001 as an acronym for the four countries like Brazil, Russia, India and China. South Africa...