Category: BRICS News

AI War Shifts in Middle East

The war marked one of the most intensive real-world deployments of military AI systems to date, with both offensive targeting tools and defensive interception networks operating at scale. However, Iran’s evolving strike tactics and saturation attacks have raised questions about whether algorithm-heavy systems can maintain effectiveness under prolonged pressure. AI

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BRICS+ Series: Why the Iran-China Meeting Matters Now

When Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi landed in Beijing on Tuesday for talks with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, the symbolism was unmistakable. It was their first in-person meeting since the United States and Israel initiated war with Iran on February 28, a conflict that has reshaped the geopolitics of the

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Iran War Reshapes Auto Industry Power Dynamics in EU

Europe’s transition to electric mobility is gaining momentum, driven by both regulatory pressure and rising energy costs linked to the Iran war. The European Union has spent years building a policy framework aimed at electrifying its car market and reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels, and recent data suggests that

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BRICS+ Series: China–EU Row as Beijing Upset Over Russia Measures

EU Expands Russia Sanctions to Third Countries Including China Beijing has issued a strong diplomatic warning to the European Union after the bloc included Chinese companies and individuals in its latest sanctions package targeting Russia, sharply escalating tensions between two of the world’s largest economic powers. The EU’s 20th sanctions

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BRICS+ Series: Brazil Advances Trade Cooperation in Dual Policy Push

EU–Mercosur Trade Deal Enters Long-Awaited Implementation Phase Brazil has moved decisively on two major fronts of foreign policy and economic integration, with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signing a decree enacting the long-awaited Mercosur–EU free trade agreement, while also strengthening security cooperation with the United States to combat transnational

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The Wiring Beneath the AI Revolution

When the UAE announced on April 28th that it was leaving OPEC, effective May 1st,  the immediate market reaction was muted. And that, paradoxically, is what makes the decision so significant. This was not a panic move. It was a long-prepared strategic exit, pulled forward by a war that made

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What the UAE’s OPEC Exit Really Signals

When the UAE announced on April 28th that it was leaving OPEC, effective May 1st,  the immediate market reaction was muted. And that, paradoxically, is what makes the decision so significant. This was not a panic move. It was a long-prepared strategic exit, pulled forward by a war that made

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