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The Unseen Architecture: A Conversation on the Once-in-a-Century Shift
The global geopolitical scenario is being rearranged in ways most of us are only beginning to grasp. As headlines flicker with news of expanding alliances and crumbling treaties, a deeper, more tectonic shift is occurring beneath the surfac...
The Strategic Nexus: How BRICS is Redefining Africa’s Multipolar Future
In 1884, the Berlin Conference saw European powers carve up the African continent without a single African representative present. Fast forward to February 2026, and the scene at the African Union (AU) Headquarters in Addis Ababa—a city 7,7...
"If War Starts, I Doubt These Regimes Will Survive": Prof. Marandi on the Real Stakes of a US-Iran Conflict
What would actually happen if the United States went to war with Iran? Not the sanitized think-tank version — the real, cascading consequences for oil markets, Persian Gulf monarchies, Israel, and the American presidency itself. In a recent...
‘The ‘resistance economy’ is what saved Iran from the collapse planned by the US,’ says professor from the University of Tehran
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Your hub for BRICS, Global South, and emerging markets. We decode global economics & geopolitics with in-depth videos. Subscribe for insights.: https://www.youtube.com/@ThinkBRICS?sub_confirmation=1
Chinese Geopolical Analyst, Founded Voice of BRICS
- Economist and Writer - expert of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) - blog: https://megasalexandros.it/
Writer, translator, jounalist
Passionate Economist, Policy Analyst, and Student. I investigate wide ranging topics on current geopolitical developments our time and the institutional evolution of BRICS.
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