BRICS: The Rising Force Shaping a New Global Order
Discover how BRICS is gaining global popularity and reshaping the world order by uniting emerging economies for a more equitable future.
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Brazil and China Launch Dollar-Free Trade Payments
Brazil and China are pioneering a new payment system that bypasses the US dollar, marking a significant shift in international trade within the expanding BRICS alliance.
BRICS Forum in Rio Charts Path for Stability in a Changing World
The 2025 BRICS Seminar on Governance in Rio de Janeiro brought together representatives from BRICS nations to discuss how cooperation can bring stability to a rapidly changing world.
BRICS Summit Highlights Expansion and Growing Influence
The 15th BRICS Summit in South Africa highlights the bloc’s expansion and its rising influence in global affairs.
BRICS Nations Unite for Cultural Exchange at Rio de Janeiro Dialogue
Over 300 delegates from BRICS nations convened in Rio de Janeiro for the inaugural Dialogue of Civilizations, aiming to strengthen cultural exchanges and empower the Global South’s future.
TV BRICS Connects the World to BRICS Nations
TV BRICS is connecting global audiences with the BRICS nations by delivering accurate news and fostering international media communication, says Alexandra Burman.
Global South Charts New Future Beyond US Fiscal Uncertainty
The Global South is moving beyond reliance on the U.S. dollar, taking steps to build economic resilience amid U.S. fiscal uncertainty.
Vietnam Officially Joins BRICS as Partner Country
Vietnam has officially joined BRICS as a partner country, Brazil announced, highlighting shared goals of building a more inclusive and representative international order.
Malaysia’s PM: BRICS Unites Global South for Collective Power
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim hails BRICS as a cohesive force in the Global South, emphasizing collective negotiation and collaboration.
BRICS Nations Urged to Unite for Developing Countries’ Rights
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges BRICS nations to unite in safeguarding the rights of developing countries, emphasizing unity and cooperation against unilateralism at a meeting in Brasilia.