As Trump withdraws the US from the Paris Agreement for a second time, Indonesia grapples with the implications for its climate goals and economic future. This analysis explores how this decision affects the Global South, BRICS dynamics, and the future of international climate cooperation. Donald Trump’s second withdrawal of the
Indonesia’s historic entry into BRICS marks a significant shift in global economic power dynamics. As the first Southeast Asian nation to join the bloc, Indonesia’s membership expands BRICS’ influence while potentially reshaping international trade and diplomatic relations. What does this mean for the Global South and the existing world order?
Synopsis: As India and Indonesia mark 75 years of diplomatic relations, their strengthening partnership signals a transformative shift in Global South dynamics. From digital innovation to maritime security, discover how these two democratic powerhouses are crafting a blueprint for regional leadership and sustainable development. The January 2025 state visit of
