Region: Latin America-Caribbean

All countries need to remain diplomatic in promoting their priorities, and seek a delicate balance

The changing landscape of the global economy in recent years is increasingly characterized by a more active role of developing economies in building their own platforms for economic cooperation

On July 7, 2022, at the Embassy of Brazil in Russia, Andrey Kortunov, RIAC Director General, had a meeting with a group of senior foreign diplomats, including the ambassadors of Egypt, Mexico, and South Africa.

The possibilities offered by the “integration of integrations” track for BRICS+ are substantial

Joe Biden failed to achieve a breakthrough: the final declaration proved to have a far narrower scope than expected, while Latin Americans demonstrated their agency on the global stage once again

BRICS can help to "sew" the fabric of global security that is being fragmented in front of our eyes

If Washington really wants to improve the situation in the global agricultural market, let us cooperate

The current framework of global governance is out of sync with the development needs of the world economy

Washington still has to muster the art of the chiefdom in the region that used to be the US imperial backyard

The path of building a framework for “integration of integrations” is fraught with risks and uncertainties

The new geopolitical realities recalibrate the agenda for BRICS, making certain initiatives in finance or food security urgent for all member countries

If China’s vision of BRICS+ provides the broadest horizontal span of the Global South, Russia’s vision of BRICS+ prioritizes the depth and alignment of integrating BRICS states’ priority regional projects