BRICS+ Expansion: A New Era for the Global South
BRICS+ expansion in Rio to 11 members and 10 partners signals a shift in global trade and new growth paths for the Global South.
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BRICS+ expansion in Rio to 11 members and 10 partners signals a shift in global trade and new growth paths for the Global South.
At the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio, emerging economies champion inclusive growth and multipolarity, reflecting their rising global influence.
Discover why the expanded BRICS bloc – now home to 3.3B people and 37.3% of global GDP – could reshape global solidarity, innovation and governance.
At the Rio summit on July 6-7, BRICS leaders will unite to boost South-South cooperation across health, trade, AI governance & climate action, countering protectionism with inclusive growth.
As the 17th BRICS Summit kicks off in Rio de Janeiro this July, the bloc expands to 11 members, cementing its role as a key voice for the Global South.
Over 300 delegates from BRICS nations gathered in Rio on June 27, 2025, to launch the Dialogue of Civilizations Series BRICS Edition, boosting cultural ties and empowering the Global South.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Senegal PM Ousmane Sonko met in Beijing to deepen China-Africa friendship and propel Global South cooperation with fresh initiatives.
At the 55th OAS Assembly, China outlined new programs to deepen ties with Latin America, championing South-South cooperation based on equality, openness and shared development goals.
Yale historian Odd Arne Westad says the rising Global South – especially Africa – and a strategic shift by the Chinese mainland in the UN could redefine global stability.
Historian Odd Arne Westad explores power shifts, ideology, and the future of global order, from the Chinese mainland’s evolving role to managed competition and multilateralism’s fate.