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The Expanding BRICS Alliance: How New Memberships Will

The BRICS Challenge to the G7 Established International Order

Now, the five-member group of developing nations has agreed to expand the alliance further to include Argentina, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and United Arab

Unity or Divergence? The Challenges Facing BRICS in the Global

BRICS Expansion: A strategic geopolitical realignment?

BRICS expansion brings geopolitical challenges to G7, report finds

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BRICS, the alliance currently consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, formally invited six new countries to join at its summit in Johannesburg last month; Argentina, Ethiopia

Currently, the BRICS nations have not clearly articulated such alternatives, instead appearing to issue threats toward the U.S. and its allies. The New Development Bank

Los Angeles/DNA – The expansion of the BRICS group of nations into what has informally been named BRICS could highlight a geopolitical shift, with the new grouping

The recent expansion and shifting

The recent expansion and shifting objectives of the BRICS bloc suggest an escalating rivalry between its members and Western liberal economies – and a potential threat

ANALYSIS - Does Brics expansion mean a new global order?

Trade: BRICS expansion into payment systems poses threat to

The expansion of BRICS marks

The expansion of BRICS marks a crucial turning point in global geopolitics, with significant implications for U.S. foreign policy. As new members integrate into the bloc

BRICS is launching three strategic initiatives that aim to challenge the established international order: an AI governance framework, an independent economic