BRICS 2025: The New World Order

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Arvaos 12 hours ago

We’re witnessing a tectonic shift in global economics, diplomacy, and alliances in a major blow to US hegemony.

The BRICS New Development Bank is expanding funding and ditching dollar dependency.

What was announced this year at BRICS 2025?

1. Calls for comprehensive reform of the United Nations, including Security Council representation for developing nations. Demand for greater influence of the Global South within the IMF, World Bank, and WTO.

2. Reinforced commitment to reduce reliance on the US dollar in global trade and support for BRICS Pay, a cross-border payment system in local currencies.

3. Welcoming Indonesia as a new member. Acknowledgment of new members: Egypt, UAE, Ethiopia, Iran.

4. Support for clean energy transitions, including green hydrogen and carbon neutrality goals. Commitment to climate financing without imposing conditionalities on developing nations.

Joint statements on deforestation, climate resilience, and just transitions.

5. Promotion of AI cooperation, data governance, and ethical tech innovation and ndorsement of digital inclusion and internet access for all.

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jimbalayajones 12 hours ago

China is bowing out...BRICS ain't goin' nowhere...

Imperial Guard 12 hours ago

We're already in WW3, it just doesn't look like WWI or WWII. War has evolved.

lailaamell 12 hours ago

nah future is no alliances no global trade or exchange just isolated nations at war with eachother and distrust as it should be and war over oil

The Commendatore 12 hours ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kuLTHwKikA

St✩rlight 11 hours ago

Originally posted by Imperial Guard:
We're already in WW3, it just doesn't look like WWI or WWII. War has evolved.

They're gonna kill us with carbon neutrality and joint statements on deforestation.

lailaamell 11 hours ago

Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Originally posted by Imperial Guard:
We're already in WW3, it just doesn't look like WWI or WWII. War has evolved.
They're gonna kill us with carbon neutrality and joint statements on deforestation.

oh i agree with deforestation humanity number 1

Despiser 11 hours ago

Originally posted by jimbalayajones:
China is bowing out...BRICS ain't goin' nowhere...

Hardly, China initiated BRICS due to US careless application of sanctions and weaponizing the dollar. It is steadily gaining acceptance while the dollar declines. There will be a seismic shift when the crossover happens in real time but the world in general will be better off with an international currency free of politics. The more Trump attacks BRICS the more it reinforces why the change is needed. He sees its neutrality as hostile.

Ulfrinn 11 hours ago

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=(^ ^)= 11 hours ago

We have seen the BRICS. China doesn't help Russia, Russia doesn't help Iran, Brasil and SA are minding their own business. They will do really great.

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vkobe 11 hours ago

Originally posted by Ulfrinn:
This thread sponsored by the CCP.

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vkobe 11 hours ago

Originally posted by =(^ ^)=:
We have seen the BRICS. China doesn't help Russia, Russia doesn't help Iran, Brasil and SA are minding their own business. They will do really great.

well info say china help russia to bleed us material, mostly china want usa waste patriot, actam in russia, so they help russia to burn patriot and actam

for iran what i read iran dont want join alliance with russia or china beause they want to keep their soveriegnty, mostly country join alliance give up their soveriegnty look EU, japan, south korea, canada, aussie

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JacquesPatat 11 hours ago

With BRICS, i think its more of who owe who and who owns who, so they most likely blackmailing a few into joining BRICS. If i look at my government, they owe Chinese and Russians quite a bit of money, especially for the weapons they bought to fight against the previous government. Then we all know majority of countries in Africa owe China huge amount of money due to loans they took out or money owing to chinese governments for building infrastructure.

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