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The BRICS Labour Dilemma
Academic research is rarely known for its timing. But a recent study in Argumenta Oeconomica, analysing labour income determinants across ten BRICS countries from 2004 to 2022, arrives as labour policy takes centre stage in the bloc’s agend...
Seats at the Table Are Not the Same as Power Over the Table
A Global South policy brief published in Washington this June states the institutional problem without euphemism. The Security Council still runs on a 1945 membership list. The IMF and World Bank still weight influence by a mid-century map...
The Real Test Behind Indonesia's Currency Shock
In mid-2026, the rupiah did something it hadn’t done in years: it broke past 18,000 per dollar. Foreign-exchange reserves fell by more than US$11 billion. Bank Indonesia executed a surprise, off-cycle rate hike to steady the currency.
At a...
The Architecture of Autonomy: How Iran’s BRICS Integration is Rewiring the Global South
When the Islamic Republic of Iran formally took its seat at the BRICS summit in January 2024, a glaring contradiction was laid bare. For decades, the prevailing consensus in Western capitals has treated Tehran as an economic outcast, perman...
Crimea: Why This Peninsula Remains the Greatest Obstacle to Peace Between Russia and Ukraine
While talk of a ceasefire and peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine has again intensified in political circles and global media in recent months, one issue remains a Gordian knot blocking any durable agreement: Crimea.
For Russia,...
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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
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Live in Sofia, Bulgaria. Poslepis Publishing House Geopolitical analyst. Like Rila mountine, Bon Jovi and Liverpool FC
BRICS på Svenska analyserar BRICS-länderna – Brasilien, Ryssland, Indien, Kina och Sydafrika – och alla nya medlemsaspiranter. Här får du kontexten som ofta saknas i västmedier: ekonomi, diplomati, råvarumakter och valutafrågor.
Curious writer | War, peace & global conflicts | Critical inquiry into power & humanity
Political journalist at Indian national news agency IANS. 10+ years of reporting experience, focusing on geopolitics. India’s Head of Diplomacy for the G-7 Ambassadors and a BRICS media participant, with work featured across international outlets.
Associate Professor In Political Philosophy and Geopolitics, Columnist, IR and Intel consultant.
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