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The 2024 BRICS Summit in Kazan: Another Russian Attempt to Regain Diplomatic Status

Image credit/license On October 22-24, 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted the latest BRICS summit in Kazan. Notably, it was the first gathering of the heads of state and government…

Is There A Non-West for Russia to Lead?

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Recently, Russian policymakers and strategists have articulated a vision of a vibrant non-Western world, one in which the United States and European leaders are increasingly marginal…

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Cooley: Russia has been uncomfortable with institutionalising China’s growing regional economic dominance

(Newsweek) This month, as Newsweek goes to print, an international organisation all but unknown in the West is set to announce that its membership will soon include countries representing half…

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Troitskiy: Russia seeking communiqué criticizing externally orchestrated regime change

(EurasiaNet) Russia kicked off three days of high-level summitry on July 8, hosting leaders of several Asian and developing countries that it hopes will form the foundation of a new,…

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BRICS Approaches to Security Multilateralism

(ASPJ report) Despite the onset of pessimism about the economic prospects of the Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) association, the grouping continues to attract significant attention as…

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New Policy Memo: Currency Wars: Why Russia and China are Rapidly Accumulating Foreign Exchange Reserves

The specter of currency wars is again haunting policymakers. An outburst of competitive devaluations of national currencies happened on a major scale during the Great Depression. In recent decades, there…

Currency Wars: Why Russia and China are Rapidly Accumulating Foreign Exchange Reserves

The specter of currency wars is again haunting policymakers.[1] An outburst of competitive devaluations of national currencies happened on a major scale during the Great Depression. In recent decades, there…

The Ruble and the Yuan: Allies or Competitors?

The BRICS states—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—have increasingly sought to develop and diversify the international monetary system in ways that do not rely on dialogue with the system’s…

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BRICS: Emerging, Resisting, Cloning

The concept “emerging power” is fashionable among specialists in international relations. However, questions abound. Is an emerging power a state that is pragmatically using a moment of Western weakening to…

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The 2024 BRICS Summit in Kazan: Another Russian Attempt to Regain Diplomatic Status

Is There A Non-West for Russia to Lead?

Cooley: Russia has been uncomfortable with institutionalising China’s growing regional economic dominance

Troitskiy: Russia seeking communiqué criticizing externally orchestrated regime change

BRICS Approaches to Security Multilateralism

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The Ruble and the Yuan: Allies or Competitors?

BRICS: Emerging, Resisting, Cloning

New Policy Memo: The Ruble and the Yuan: Allies or Competitors?