At the 13th Meeting of BRICS Ministers of Science, Technology, and Innovation held in Brazil, a significant proposal was tabled by Russia that could reshape the future of scientific collaboration among the BRICS nations. The Russian delegation, represented by Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education Konstantin Mogilevsky, called for
Brazil has tremendous agricultural potential with some of the most arable land in the world. Innovation in this sector can clearly see a vast economic improvement of Brazil’s agricultural sector. Modernisation in terms of precision agriculture practices and digital tools, sustainable farming methods addressing environmental concerns, and the future of
Tourism’s Power and Perception Tourism is a rapidly growing industry and a major employer in Egypt, making it vital for the nation’s economy as it is one of the top employers and a significant source of foreign currency. By opening its doors to international visitors, Egypt showcases its rich culture,
The 2025 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), now in its 28th year, opens at a time of deep geopolitical flux and economic recalibration. With the theme Shared Values as a Foundation for Growth in a Multipolar World, this year’s forum underscores Russia’s evolving global posture, moving decisively away from
BRICS+ Series: South Africa’s Waste to Wealth South Africa, like many of its BRICS+ counterparts, is at a crossroads. In 2025 alone, an estimated 3.67 million tons of domestic waste in South Africa were uncollected, according to recent parliamentary briefings, contributing to environmental degradation, illegal dumping, and threats to public
Brazil has taken up the rotating presidency of the BRICS bloc at a time of heightened geopolitical uncertainty. As the grouping gears up for its annual meeting in Rio de Janeiro this July, the host nation is tasked with managing rising global tensions, partly fuelled by the protectionist trade policies
India, a major global oil consumer relying heavily on imports, has historically been susceptible to fluctuations in Western oil prices and geopolitical pressures. This vulnerability, stemming from importing over 85% of its crude oil, exposed the nation to supply disruptions and external political factors. However, collaborative efforts within BRICS are
In a world recalibrating its power structures, the heartbeat of a new economic order is not coming from Washington or Brussels, it’s coming from Riyadh, Dubai, and Doha. The first quarter earnings of GCC banks, a record-breaking $13.2 billion — are not just figures in an accounting ledger. They are
In a world recalibrating its power structures, the heartbeat of a new economic order is not coming from Washington or Brussels, it’s coming from Riyadh, Dubai, and Doha. The first quarter earnings of GCC banks, a record-breaking $13.2 billion — are not just figures in an accounting ledger. They are
In a world recalibrating its power structures, the heartbeat of a new economic order is not coming from Washington or Brussels, it’s coming from Riyadh, Dubai, and Doha. The first quarter earnings of GCC banks, a record-breaking $13.2 billion — are not just figures in an accounting ledger. They are