On

On, BRICS – the intergovernmental organisation comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – admitted four new members: Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United

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An Appraisal of EU and BRICS Relations: Lessons for

The rise of BRICS is a new challenge for an already

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This analysis will explore the

The BRICS Expansion: Perspectives for the EU – EIAS

The Growing Appeal of BRICS to European Nations: A

This analysis will explore the motivations, implications, and challenges of European countries’ involvement in BRICS by referencing. 1. Strategic Significance of

BRICS

BRICS’ approach to multilateralism is centred around its core goals: advocating for global governance reforms, especially regarding the global economic and financial infrastructure;