Category: BRICS Countries

BRICS+ Series: South Africa Draws the Line at Sea

South Africa has firmly defended its participation in week-long joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS and BRICS Plus partners, arguing that the drills are a necessary response to mounting instability in global maritime spaces rather than a provocation aimed at the West. The exercises, titled “Will for Peace 2026”, began

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BRICS+ Series: South Africa Draws the Line at Sea

South Africa has firmly defended its participation in week-long joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS and BRICS Plus partners, arguing that the drills are a necessary response to mounting instability in global maritime spaces rather than a provocation aimed at the West. The exercises, titled “Will for Peace 2026”, began

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BRICS+ Series: South Africa Draws the Line at Sea

South Africa has firmly defended its participation in week-long joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS and BRICS Plus partners, arguing that the drills are a necessary response to mounting instability in global maritime spaces rather than a provocation aimed at the West. The exercises, titled “Will for Peace 2026”, began

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BRICS+ Series: South Africa Draws the Line at Sea

South Africa has firmly defended its participation in week-long joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS and BRICS Plus partners, arguing that the drills are a necessary response to mounting instability in global maritime spaces rather than a provocation aimed at the West. The exercises, titled “Will for Peace 2026”, began

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When Putin Speaks to Western Citizens, Listen

Speaking Past the Gatekeepers  When addresses Western citizens directly and tells them they are being misled by their own  governments and media, the intervention cuts against the manner in which political authority is  expected to operate within the Western imagination. Rather than speaking through diplomats,  policy forums, or elite media

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BRICS+ Series: Trump sends message to India

The United States’ decision to authorise a $686m package of upgrades for Pakistan’s fleet of F-16 fighter jets has raised questions across South Asia at a moment of heightened geopolitical tension. The approval, which includes advanced technology, major defence equipment, and long-term support, was confirmed in early December by the

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China surpasses $1 trillion trade surplus despite Trump tariffs

China’s annual trade surplus, the difference between money spent on imports and money earned from exports, has exceeded $1 trillion for the first time, despite a trade war initiated by U.S. President Trump. China, the world’s second-biggest economy, remains mostly unscathed from the standoff with the United States, delivering more

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