Over 20 World Leaders Gather for BRICS Summit in Russia
More than 20 world leaders are converging in Kazan, Russia, from October 22-24 for the BRICS Summit, with Russian President...
BRICS Summit in Kazan Offers Hope Amid Global Conflicts
The BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, marks a pivotal moment in reshaping global economic and geopolitical dynamics. Hosted under Russia's...
Putin to Hold Key Bilateral Meetings at BRICS Summit Amid Expansion Talks
On the opening day of the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russian President Vladimir Putin will engage in a series...
Brazil’s Balancing Act Within BRICS Grows More Challenging
Since Brazil co-founded BRICS in 2009, the nation has largely benefited from its membership, particularly through enhanced relations with China,...
Brazil’s President Lula Cancels BRICS Russia Trip After Minor Brain Hemorrhage
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has canceled his planned trip to Russia for the BRICS summit after sustaining...
BRICS Summit: Russia Pushes Anti-U.S. Agenda Amid Diverging Member Interests
The BRICS summit in Russia marks a pivotal moment for the group as President Vladimir Putin uses the event to...
BRICS Nations Can Stabilize Global Diamond Market, Says South African Official
BRICS countries have the potential to play a "decisive" role in stabilizing the global diamond market, according to Nosiphiwo Mzamo,...
BRICS Weighs Expansion with 15 Potential Partners
BRICS, the economic bloc founded by Brazil, Russia, India, and China in 2006 and expanded to include South Africa in...
Russia Urges Inclusion of Brazil, India, and African Nations as Permanent UN Security Council Members
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin recently underscored Moscow's commitment to achieving consensus on reforming the United Nations Security Council...
BRICS Nations Hold Over 20% of World’s Gold Reserves, Strengthening Economic Influence
A recent report from the World Gold Council reveals that the BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—together account...
