China, Nigeria Forge Alliance Against Protectionism, Hegemony
China and Nigeria pledge to counter protectionism and uphold multilateralism, strengthening ties through BRICS cooperation and African development initiatives.
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China Pledges Steadfast Support for New Development Bank’s Growth
Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China’s support for the New Development Bank during a visit to its Shanghai headquarters, signaling strengthened cooperation among emerging economies.
China’s Wang Yi Urges BRICS Unity Against Protectionism
Chinese FM Wang Yi calls on BRICS nations to oppose protectionism and uphold WTO-centered trade rules amid U.S. tariff tensions.
China-Russia Talks Focus on Ukraine, Global Stability
Chinese and Russian foreign ministers strengthen strategic ties, address Ukraine peace efforts, and expand BRICS cooperation during Brazil meeting.
China Unveils 2025 Space Agenda with Asteroid Exploration, Crewed Missions
China announces ambitious 2025 space initiatives, including asteroid sampling, crewed missions, and global partnerships for lunar exploration and disaster management.
Trump’s 2025 Tariff Shock: Global Trade at a Crossroads?
U.S. tariffs spark fears of a divided global economic order as nations explore alternative alliances. Analysis from Professor Michael Dunford suggests lasting shifts ahead.
Global South Demands Inclusive Order at Boao Forum
Asia’s Boao Forum highlights Global South’s call for reformed global governance and fair economic participation amid shifting power dynamics.
Brazil’s Lula Reaffirms BRICS Presidency to Promote Multipolar World
Brazilian President Lula emphasizes BRICS presidency to advance multipolarity, healthcare, climate action, and global governance.
Brazil Leads First BRICS Sherpas Meeting to Advocate Multipolar World
Brazil hosts the first BRICS Sherpas meeting to advocate for a more just and multipolar global order, emphasizing inclusive multilateralism and cooperation with the Global South.
China and Brazil Seek Enhanced Cooperation at Munich Security Conference
Chinese FM Wang Yi and Brazilian advisor Celso Amorim discuss strengthening China-Brazil ties and global cooperation at the Munich Security Conference.
Brewing Trade Wars: Global South’s Strategic Moves to Counteract U.S. Tariffs
The Global South faces significant challenges from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum. Discover how these nations are strategizing to boost economic resilience and drive transformation amid escalating trade wars.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and Currency Dominance Are Losing Power
Explore how outdated tactics like threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance are losing effectiveness in a changing global landscape where cooperation and multipolarity are on the rise.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and Dollar Dominance Are Losing Their Grip
Explore how nations are moving away from threats, sanctions, and dollar dominance, embracing cooperation and multi-currency trade in a shifting global economy.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and One-Currency Dominance Are Past Their Prime
Discover how threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance are losing their influence as nations like Russia and Türkiye forge new economic paths, signaling a shift toward a more equitable global order.
Global Shift: Why Threats, Sanctions, and Dollar Dominance Are Losing Power
In a rapidly changing global landscape, nations are moving away from threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance, embracing cooperation and multi-currency systems to foster shared prosperity.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and One-Currency Dominance Are Losing Their Grip
Discover why traditional tools like threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance are becoming less effective in today’s collaborative global landscape.
New World Order: Why Sanctions and Dollar Dominance No Longer Work
As global dynamics change, traditional tactics like sanctions and currency dominance are losing effectiveness. Nations are embracing cooperation and self-reliance, signaling a new era in international relations.
Threats, Sanctions, and One-Currency Dominance: Past Their Prime?
With the global stage shifting, traditional tactics like threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance are losing effectiveness as nations seek a more equitable world order.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and One-Currency Dominance Are Past Their Prime
As the global landscape evolves, threats, sanctions, and reliance on a single dominant currency are losing effectiveness. Nations are seeking equitable partnerships and diversified economic relations.
Why Threats, Sanctions, and One-Currency Dominance Are Past Their Prime
Threats, sanctions, and one-currency dominance are losing their grip as nations like Russia and Türkiye forge new paths toward economic independence and cooperation.