... is still important to build regional connectivity clusters. This will attend to the immediate national interests of the stated involved as well as set the agenda for the post-conflict period of modernization. Valeriia Gorbacheva, Deputy Head of the BRICS Expert Council — Russia, and Igor Makarov, Head of the World Economy Department at the HSE University, represented Russia at the event as well.
In the evening Abu Dhabi hosted a panel discussion BRICS: Reshaping Global Perspectives in Turbulent ...
... resulting in a total economic boost of over a trillion dollars—and these SME would continue to keep on growing." For deeper insights into similar mobilizations, see the related feature:
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... the ASEAN countries. In this context, Vietnam adheres to the balancing strategy and pursues cooperation with all priority partners.
Russian experts indicated Russia’s readiness to deepen relations with Vietnam both in the bilateral format and within BRICS+, the EAEU+ and the SCO+. According to them, Vietnam could claim to become a party in the Russia–China–Vietnam triangle in Eurasia. In addition, Moscow and Hanoi can develop partnership in ensuring the energy, food and financial security of ...
... technology-focused only creates dry digital deserts. Thinking of grassroots revolution of millions of SMEs, like oceans with tides, as this is where, from a tadpole, they grow into Godzilla-sized global giants and change the face of the nation.
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... actuality, this US-led liberal order is undergoing a profound transformation with the rise of a multipolar world order and the US is no longer its chief architect.
Igbal Guliyev, Maria Ginzburg:
The Impact of Trump’s Tariff Policy on Food Security for BRICS States
The rules-based international order is actually a rebranding of the Liberal International Order (LIO) that originated and developed in two periods of US preponderance: the post-World War II era and the post-Cold War era. Grounded in international ...
... who has long admired military parades, is already planning a lavish one next July for America’s 250th anniversary, after his low-key attempt last summer fell flat.
For the SCO itself, the Tianjin meeting carried weight comparable to last year’s BRICS summit in Kazan. Documents were signed, but as always the road from declarations to implementation will be long. What mattered most was setting a benchmark. In international politics, the very act of gathering matters as much as the outcomes.
Beyond ...
... Index, long used for assessing the effectiveness of donor spending, announced that
future rankings
will only be granted to those who pay for participation. In this climate, what is the state of play for the so-called “new donors,” which include BRICS countries outside the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC), and is their role expected to grow?
Ivan Timofeev:
Why Multilateral Diplomacy Is in Crisis
The Rio Declaration,
adopted
in July 2025, gives no reason to hope for close cooperation ...
... reached over 2,000 cabinet-level officials across 100 countries for the last 50–100 weeks, facilitating a worldwide shift toward practical solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in regions such as the GCC, OIC, EU, AU, Commonwealth, BRICS, and ASEAN.
Global Hub: Currently, Expothon is developing an international hub to provide large-scale senior-level guidance to selected 100 free economies and blocs like GCC, OIC, European Union, African Union, ASEAN Commonwealth, and BRICS. This ...
Trump is trying to curb the new rise of the alternative BRICS globalization approach
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a stern ultimatum to Russia, BRICS member states, and their economic partners. He warned that unless a peace agreement with Ukraine is signed within 50 days—by September 3, 2025—Washington ...
... Then, multipolarity becomes a fact, and actions are guided by immediate context.
Today’s world fits neither condition. The old unipolar order is fading, but its structures and reflexes remain. That is why the current moment is so peculiar – and why BRICS has become such an important indicator of the transition underway. This group of nations, for all its diversity and contradictions, reflects the emerging outlines of a world less shaped by Western control.
The latest BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro ...
