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World Trade Report makes a case for re-globalisation, but it is a tough proposition with so many plurilateral initiatives at work

An analysis of U.N. voting patterns over 30 years showed that Russia and China had prevailed 86 percent of the time when they had disagreed with the U.S.

The United States is fast losing out on global opinion, especially in countries from the south for its opinion, views or policies as Russia and China band together to get other countries to align with their views.US media reports claimed that ...

If Africa were to attain more unity, it would be able to achieve an economic breakthrough in 20 years just like China or India did, renowned economist and Columbia University Professor Jeffrey Sachs told Sputnik.

On September 10-13, Vladivostok hosts the Eighth Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), attracting over 7,000 participants from the Asia-Pacific Region. Being the traditional venue for the event, the Far Eastern Federal University welcomes foreign guests.

50 years ago on September 11, 1973, a military coup took place in Chile. Socialist President Salvador Allende was overthrown and a junta, led by General Augusto Pinochet, installed a brutal dictatorship.

Russia and its partners within BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) need to work on a unification of payment systems and a mechanism to regulate trade in national currencies to boost mutual trade and be more independent, geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar told Sputnik.

While China cannot win a battle against a US-led bloc, President Xi Jinping seems convinced that it can take its place as a great power in a fragmented global order. 

You can count the number of cases in which Western governments have been genuinely interested in Africa’s wellbeing on the fingers of one hand. However, the sharp drop of Western influence on the continent is forcing former colonial powers to try rebranding themselves.

BRICS expansion results from the developing world's growing aversion to the developed nation-led institutions' regulatory style. Aid-seeking countries