BRICS has become central to geopolitics and the economy. The bloc already far surpasses the international role of the G7.
The upcoming SCO summit is much more than a routine diplomatic meeting.
Thankfully, a path for peace and development is defined and workable. The challenge is for the world to take it, and in particular, for the people of the Western hegemonic nations to demand it.
The New Silk Roads/BRI and its derivations such as the Northern Sea Route/Arctic Silk Road remain alive and kicking
As the economies of BRICS countries continue to diversify and evolve, there is a growing need to align innovation, industrial growth, and entrepreneurial development with the principles of equity, sustainability, and inclusion.
The future won’t wait. And while Western diplomats debate procedures and principles, someone – much further east – is already laying the foundations for tomorrow’s order.
There is something deeply fascinating about Chinese geopolitics, something that traces its origins back to the ancient mythologies of China’s millennia-old civilization.
China defies U.S. sanctions on Iran, declaring them void. With Russia and Iran, the multipolar triumvirate ends Western hegemony and reshapes global power.
