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Posts Tagged ‘BRICS(Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa)’

BRICs and the mission of reconfiguring the world

Posted by seumasach on June 15, 2011

General Leonid Ivashov

Voltairenet

15th June, 2011

More than ever over the past decade, geopolitics watchers whose approach to international developments is – in line with the projections made by founders of the school of thought N.Ya. Danilevsky, O. Spengler, and A.J. Toynbee – premised in the assumption that distinct civilizations will overshadow countries and ethnic groups as the actual players in global politics can say that reality is generating ample evidence to confirm the concept.

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BRICS demand global monetary shake-up, greater influence

Posted by seumasach on April 17, 2011

Reuters

14th April, 2011

The BRICS group of emerging-market powers kept up the pressure on Thursday for a revamped global monetary system that relies less on the dollar and for a louder voice in international financial institutions. Read the rest of this entry »

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The BRIC countries’ Hainan summit could make the G20 redundant

Posted by seumasach on April 17, 2011

Liam Halligan

Telegraph

16th April, 2011

On Friday, at its latest summit in Washington, the G20 group of nations issued a communiqué. I don’t know why anyone bothered. The document was meaningless.

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BRICS blast NATO bombings in war-torn Libya

Posted by seumasach on April 17, 2011

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South Africa invited to join BRIC economic block

Posted by seumasach on December 28, 2010

Voltairenet

25th December, 2010

South Africa announced on Friday it has been formally invited to join the Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) group of key emerging nations, bolstering its image as the economic gateway to Africa.

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