BRICS Members’ Political Differences Won’t Impede Financial Co-Op By Andrew Korybko All that BRICS does is gather together some of the world’s largest economies like China and India, key energy players like Russia and the UAE, and some of the world’s… Read More ›
Lavrov Politely Corrected The Kazakh Leader For Implying That BRICS Is An Alternative To The UN By Andrew Korybko A lot of people across the world are under the same false impression about BRICS as Tokayev is. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey… Read More ›
Here’s What Some Of Russia’s Brightest Minds Think About The World Majority And Its Interests By Andrew Korybko The World Majority envisages gradual and responsible reforms that elevate their roles in global governance with a view towards making International Relations more… Read More ›
Why Is Russia Re-Engaging With The IMF? By Andrew Korybko The relationship between Russia, the IMF, and BRICS isn’t what most folks have been led to believe. IMF Communications Director Julie Kozack confirmed during a press briefing on Thursday that the first Article… Read More ›
Russia And China’s US-Provoked Payment Problems Caught Most BRICS Enthusiasts By Surprise By Andrew Korybko China’s complex economic-financial interdependence with the West places certain restraints on its sovereignty. RT published a feature analysis on Friday asking, “Has the US finally succeeded… Read More ›
BRICS Membership Or Lack Thereof Isn’t Actually That Big Of A Deal By Andrew Korybko BRICS can be compared to a Zoom conference: members actively participate in talks on financial multipolarity, partners observe their discussions in real time, and everyone else… Read More ›
Mongolia’s Embrace Of Putin Despite His ICC Warrant Exposes South Africa’s Political Cowardice By Andrew Korybko South Africa didn’t dare to host Putin in defiance of the West despite being more populous, militarily stronger, and prosperous than Mongolia, not to mention… Read More ›
Russia Is Preparing To Strategically Partner With The Taliban By Andrew Korybko The driving force for removing the Taliban’s terrorist designation and inviting it to next month’s investment forum is the desire to make tangible progress on reaching a strategic energy… Read More ›
Pakistan Must Do These Three Things In Order to Comprehensively Expand Ties With Russia By Andrew Korybko Nobody should get their hopes up of Pakistan doing what’s needed in order to make good on returning Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s statement of… Read More ›
Interpreting Pakistan’s Seemingly Random Suggestion To Resume Direct Trade With India By Andrew Korybko Pakistan might be calculating that the creation of a public spectacle over this issue would help Russia’s Chinese-aligned bi-multipolarity faction convince their comparatively quieter but much more… Read More ›
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