BRICS Summit: Powering Multilateral Progress
The added clout of six new members, local currency trade optimization, and developing world representation jointly underscore that collective action.
The added clout of six new members, local currency trade optimization, and developing world representation jointly underscore that collective action.
A stable China-U.S. relationship, and trade relations in particular, has a vital stake in global stability, connectivity and growth.
BRICS, by harnessing its collective strengths and leveraging common interests, continues to challenge the unfair global dominance of traditional powers. It seeks to promote multipolarity and a world that does not marginalize anyone.
You cannot guarantee our safety. So, stop releasing the nuclear contaminated water.
China, and indeed the other BRICS members, do want to create multipolarity to replace what has long been and to some extent remains a unipolar world order.
There is no question that the U.S. is promoting tensions in the South China Sea region.
Together, streaming and AI are putting additional pressure on an already troubled industry.
Washington must bring itself to undertake a form of constructive Great Power diplomacy with China and Russia to make progress on resolving Korean Peninsular and regional issues.
The world, one of multipolarity and increasing globalization, continues to change. Respect is the only way to win trust and confidence.
BRICS is about achieving an equal international environment premised on multipolarity where each state can successfully attain its right to development in conjunction with national sovereignty.
BRICS, as a powerful voice for the Global South, will deliver a more fair and just world order.
China’s huge market coupled with its complete industrial system and business-friendly environment, further propped up by policy support, is attracting increasing numbers of foreign firms to explore the enticing opportunities.