Professor Jeffrey Sachs: BRICS and the World After the End of Western Dominance
In his interview with Glenn Diesen, Jeffrey Sachs places the rise of BRICS within a much longer history: the ascendancy…
What the BRICS New Delhi Declaration Means for South Africa and Africa
For South Africa and the wider African continent, the 2026 BRICS New Delhi Declaration is potentially significant because many of…
Multipolarity: The BRICS New Delhi Declaration 2026 marks the end of Western Imperialism
The New Delhi Declaration, adopted at the XVIII BRICS Summit in India on 12–13 September 2026, presents an increasingly ambitious…
New Axis of Power: How Russia and China Changed the Rules for Washington
Veteran journalist and geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar says the U.S.–Iran standoff has reached “the razor’s edge,” with a fateful decision…
“Make America Go Away”: How the World Switched Off the U.S. Economy
In late January, a series of seemingly disconnected events began to converge into something far more consequential than a news…
2025: The Birth of a Multipolar World Order
Russian Victory in Ukraine: NATO’s Defeat and Ukraine’s Collapse After nearly two years of grueling conflict, 2025 saw the scales…
Global Flashpoints & the Imminent Threat of World War III
In recent years, a convergence of international crises has prompted analysts across the political spectrum to warn that a Third…
Global Politics 2025: Western Hegemony vs. the Rise of BRICS
Global politics in 2025 is defined by an intense struggle between the long-dominant Western hegemonic order (led by the United…
Israeli Strikes on Iran Targeted Global Economic Shift, Not Nuclear Threat
In the latest episode of the Think BRICS podcast, host Anastacia G. delivered a sweeping, provocative critique of the June…