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Dedollarization is happening at a steady rate within BRICS and in the global economy, although more work needs to be done to accelerate the process, Michael Goddard, the president of the Netley Group, told Sputnik.

BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping and Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro have signed bilateral cooperation...

House prices fell sharply last month, industry research showed on Thursday, as higher mortgage rates continued to hit home.

Decoding the true meaning behind Xi Jinpings words, and his silences, reveals an increasingly isolated China.

African leaders applauded the move for better representing the Global South and recognising Africa in multilateral debate on problems such as climate change where it has often been the most...

British economist Jim ONeill believes that the G20 declaration could be the beginning of a stronger global effort to address issues. He states that Prime Minister Narendra Modi now appears to be more of a visionary statesman than Chinese President Xi Jinping. ONeill argues that the G20 is the only body with the legitimacy and scope to provide global solutions, and neither the BRICS nor the G7 can tackle global challenges effectively.

The African Union's inclusion in the G-20 has significantly bolstered the influence and representation of the Global South, complementing the recent...

Nagy: We know from history, and I’ve seen in my diplomatic career, how America underestimates threats, or even contributes to them - like encouraging China’s rise - before waking up.

BOSTON: At first blush, it may seem like good news that the Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) group will expand to include Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Egypt and Argentina. An 11-strong Brics+ could be more representative of the worlds emerging economies, providing a useful counterweight to American hegemony.