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Indonesia joins BRICS, boosting its influence and economic reach as the first Southeast Asian member, strengthening the multipolar world

Indonesia joins BRICS in 2025, marking a Southeast Asian pivot and enhancing its global role. BRICS aims to reshape global governance.

BRICS is reshaping global power by challenging the US dollar, expanding its bloc, and amplifying the voice of the Global South.

The expanded BRICS bloc, now including Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and the new members Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the...

The BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—have embarked on a transformative journey towards reshaping the global...

BRICS is driving global growth, accounting for 36.7% of GDP. As the bloc grows, it fosters a multipolar world, challenging Western dominance

The expansion of BRICS, with the addition of six new members, enhances the organisation's global influence and strengthens cooperation

BRICS is rising as a counterweight to the G7, pushing for a multipolar world and reshaping global dynamics amid growing discontent.