Title: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 08, 2025, 05:24:44 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan.
Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: avikz on July 08, 2025, 05:48:19 PM And this has made Trump very angry. As usual he has threatened the BRICS countries with additional tariff just for joining BRICS. Trump's attitude reminds me of the toxic bosses we have in our office. Where team members do not fight with him in the office because he got power, but if any day he is found alone in the road, will be trashed straight away.
Having a power balance is very much needed in today's world. Especially when UN is nothing but a puppet of US, the world needs more such associations. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: _act_ on July 08, 2025, 06:37:01 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. This is an old news. Quote from: https://brics.br/en/about-the-brics According to the mandate agreed upon through the Johannesburg Declaration, the leaders approved the creation of the BRICS partner country category during the Kazan Summit in 2024. The BRICS partner countries are: Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Thailand, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan has been BRICS partner countries before this last summit. That was the time BRICS also welcomed Indonesia. Quote from: https://brics.br/en/about-the-brics The BRICS is currently composed of eleven countries: its five original members – Brazil, China, India, Russia, and South Africa -, and six new members admitted in 2024-25 - Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The group was originally composed of Brasil, Russia, India, and China in 2006; South Africa adhered in 2011; the new expansion, effective as of 2024, derived from the Johannesburg Declaration, from August 2023. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: retreat on July 08, 2025, 07:54:53 PM With Indonesia joining as a full member of BRICS and the addition of 10 partner countries, this is a reminder that BRICS is an organization that truly stands against the dominance of the western bloc, not just an organization of developing countries, but as a force that has a global position. Even at the last summit, the Brazilian president said that BRICS is the embodiment of the Bandung non-aligned movement, it clearly explains that now BRICS has stood as an organization to fight for a multipolar global order.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Davidvictorson on July 08, 2025, 08:24:51 PM Finally. I have been asking about the BRICS. Where they are in all of these happenings particularly economic happenings all over the world. Happy to know they held a meeting but to me it still means nothing until I see them do something. Most of these countries that are members are still dependent on the US dollar, they still have some trade restrictions between member nations. Let them show us some actions.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: STT on July 08, 2025, 09:59:29 PM The idea is interesting and I dont doubt many countries wish for an alternative to exist to Dollar and US centred trade in the world but its very hard to actually establish anything. I believe there is also an asia based alternative to the IMF and who have their own backup currency should dollar fail but its still mostly the case IMF or dollar remains the majority of worth.
The desire to leave the dollar behind is because inflation is exported to all external users of the currency, far worse then the largest trading patterns but more remote trade suffers a weakened much diluted dollar standard that is not the value it should be having suffered over issuance of currency first before trade and use around the world. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Alpha Marine on July 08, 2025, 10:21:30 PM And this has made Trump very angry. As usual he has threatened the BRICS countries with additional tariff just for joining BRICS. Trump's attitude reminds me of the toxic bosses we have in our office. Where team members do not fight with him in the office because he got power, but if any day he is found alone in the road, will be trashed straight away. Funny enough, his tariffs were one major reason why these countries finally joined BRICS. Most of them just want to watch and see what happens, but this seemed like a final blow. These countries just want to do business without so many complications, but the US make things more complicated. The tariffs may not affect the big countries that much, but for developing countries, it will do more damage because they can't afford the extra cost, and their countries can make counter tariffs on the US, like China and Canada, because they will feel it more. I don't fully buy into the gospel of BRICS, but I can understand why these countries would join them. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: passwordnow on July 08, 2025, 10:29:08 PM Trump: More tariffs to you people!
Xi: Hold my beer. If this alliance will lessen the inflation that's happening due to the allegiance to BRICS. I hope to see that we'll have less to no war, less dramas in all continents of these members because that's the reason why things are becoming expensive. More cheap products from China to be supplied to these partners. And it's a slap to Trump's face that these countries will use RMB instead of USD. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fiatless on July 08, 2025, 11:03:51 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. I am pleased that the government of my country has become a partner this year. We have been aligning with the Western bloc for a long time, yet things are getting worse. The US and partners see my country only as a source of cheap raw materials.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Our biggest problem now is terrorism, and a US Congressman, Scott Perry, during a hearing in Congress, stated that US financial aid to Nigeria was indirectly used to finance terrorists, including Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda. It is obvious that our country has been destabilized to enable these foreign countries to acquire cheap raw materials. The world needs another global alliance and BRICS might be the alternative. https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/02/23/time-to-unmask-sponsors-of-boko-haram/?amp=1 Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Darker45 on July 09, 2025, 01:41:37 AM I am pleased that the government of my country has become a partner this year. We have been aligning with the Western bloc for a long time, yet things are getting worse. The US and partners see my country only as a source of cheap raw materials. Our biggest problem now is terrorism, and a US Congressman, Scott Perry, during a hearing in Congress, stated that US financial aid to Nigeria was indirectly used to finance terrorists, including Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda. It is obvious that our country has been destabilized to enable these foreign countries to acquire cheap raw materials. The world needs another global alliance and BRICS might be the alternative. https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/02/23/time-to-unmask-sponsors-of-boko-haram/?amp=1 I'm not a Nigerian, but it seems the US is indeed raping your country. If I'm not mistaken, ExxonMobil and Chevron have been drilling your lands for many decades to serve the needs of people somewhere else. However, to despise this rapist nation shouldn't mean there's a need to accommodate another rapist country. To partner with another world superpower for the sake of balance might only mean inviting another rapist to take advantage of what you have. China is burying you with debts. Worse, they're even bringing in their own people for works that should have been offered to the locals. Now, they're legally and illegally drilling for all kinds of stuff in your country. I hope and pray that yours and my country will one day cease to be just mere playthings of these competing and greedy nations. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: peter0425 on July 09, 2025, 02:26:38 AM And this has made Trump very angry. As usual he has threatened the BRICS countries with additional tariff just for joining BRICS. Trump's attitude reminds me of the toxic bosses we have in our office. Where team members do not fight with him in the office because he got power, but if any day he is found alone in the road, will be trashed straight away. Trump will try to threaten anyone who dares to even think about joining BRICS and going against USA. Now, he has only implemented tariffs but later on... who knows what else will he do to maintain the us dollar's position. What I think, though is his illogical decisions regarding the tariffs may only drive the countries further and further away from him. If this continues, USA might be onto some humbling.Quote Having a power balance is very much needed in today's world. Especially when UN is nothing but a puppet of US, the world needs more such associations. We know they will just go against each other anyway after they all collectively beat the US.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: viljy on July 09, 2025, 06:29:35 AM Trump will try to threaten anyone who dares to even think about joining BRICS and going against USA. Now, he has only implemented tariffs but later on... who knows what else will he do to maintain the us dollar's position. What I think, though is his illogical decisions regarding the tariffs may only drive the countries further and further away from him. If this continues, USA might be onto some humbling. Import tariffs will not be paid by the seller (for example, China), but by the buyer, that is, the population of the United States. If it is not possible to include the tariff amount in the final price, the seller will simply stop the delivery (redirect the sale to other countries). Meanwhile, many goods cannot be replaced because in a post-industrial society there is simply no production of these goods. It is very difficult to quickly recreate the production. The tariff is a clumsy attempt to reduce the national debt, in theory at the expense of importers, but in fact it will turn out to be at the expense of citizens of the United States. But most of the population lives on benefits from the state. Then what is the meaning of this fuss is unclear. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: alani123 on July 09, 2025, 06:37:16 AM And this has made Trump very angry. As usual he has threatened the BRICS countries with additional tariff just for joining BRICS. Trump's attitude reminds me of the toxic bosses we have in our office. Where team members do not fight with him in the office because he got power, but if any day he is found alone in the road, will be trashed straight away. Having a power balance is very much needed in today's world. Especially when UN is nothing but a puppet of US, the world needs more such associations. That is extremely funny because Vietnam was the first country in the whole world to bow to Trump's ridiculous demands. Even going against the advice of China! Now they seem to be backtracking a bit. Or at least want to have a serious alternative in case their reliance on Trump's office proves to be a bad choice. It seems that Trump just can't win this trade war. The US economy will contract as more states work together to eradicate their reliance on the US economy. Meanwhile the US has turned on long standing partners such as Japan and Korea to impose tariffs. How long would it be until these countries also realize they need their regional partners more. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: shield132 on July 09, 2025, 10:05:12 AM I don't understand why any country should be willing to join BRICS. People of my country have lived in the Soviet Union and they know what was the life there. After the fall of Soviet Union, people managed to leave borders and go outside, to visit European countries. When they visited France, Germany, UK, Italy and other countries, they saw that the life was much better outside of the Soviet Union, so for this reason, many people hate the Soviet Union and Russia in my country but those who love it, they love it because they were young, could fly for a few bucks in Russia and hook up with beautiful Russian girls and they call it the life.
During the Soviet Union, people couldn't buy good clothes in my country, they were sold by jews and it was like a black market. You couldn't buy a TV if you weren't in government, rich or didn't have a connection with someone who was the boss of something great. You had the money, this is true, no one was dying in starvation during the Soviet Union but you couldn't buy anything besides simple food. I've relatives in Russia and in Europe. Even those relatives, who adore Russia, left Russia and work in the USA, Germany, Sweden and other European countries because life is better in these countries. If any country thinks that life in their country will be better if they join Russia and China, good luck to them. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 09, 2025, 10:55:16 AM This is an old news. The way I understand it, back in previous years in the "old news" you are referring to, these countries were "invited" to join but they hadn't joined at the time whether as members or partners. That process takes time, and now one of them which is Indonesia has officially joined as a core member. The other 10 which were invited before, are now as partners.There are others that are "invited" but never joined like Saudi Arabia (2023), Turkey (2024), Pakistan (2024), Bangladesh (2024) and are still considering it. Some others like Argentina (2023) and Algeria (2022) that were invited but rejected the invitation. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: YOSHIE on July 09, 2025, 11:26:10 AM Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Initially I saw the country you mentioned above as a partner country in the position of BRICS, but now we see them joining members of BRICS.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) If half of the country's population recorded in the United Nations has joined as a member of BRICS, YES, it is a sign that the world will break two waves of global economic blocks, this will affect the global economy as a whole, We can understand Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Malaysia and others to be a place for tourist tiger, if Saudi Arabia, The United Arab Emirates are clear they have the biggest turnover of migrants and if the BRICS currency really applies like a dollar, yes maybe I don't know what happened. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: DeathAngel on July 09, 2025, 12:03:20 PM Yeah it’s a threat to the USD as the world reserve currency. Maybe not an imminent threat but as these countries gain strength & confidence, dealing with each other it definitely threatens the US. Trump does not like it, but BRICS is not going to go away, they are only going to have an increasing presence as time goes on.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: bubilas on July 09, 2025, 01:00:12 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) The obsession of every American president is to strengthen the power of the dollar. And although it has long been untied from gold, the dollar has remained strong thanks to US policy, its business and ability to invest in other countries. And when Putin announced that BRICS would consider creating its own currency, it was the greatest threat to the dollar. Now, with the accession of the BRICS countries, this union is strengthening and Trump is afraid more than ever that under his rule the dollar will become much weaker on the world stage. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Lida93 on July 09, 2025, 01:55:49 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. This is what I do not like about should I say Trump or the US, they claim to be a democratic nation yet act autocratic towards the decisions of other sovereign nations. When I first had about the news from one of our local broadcasting stations about Trumps reaction of a 10% additional increment or so towards those new (intending) members of the BRICS Summit I wasn't really sure if Trump do understands that the US needs other nations as much as they need the US to survive, because the US can't be an autarchy of itself in a modern world that is described as a global village.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: bangjoe on July 09, 2025, 02:10:46 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Our country, Indonesia, is one of them, becoming a full member of BRICS. We appreciate this because we have a non-aligned policy, allowing us to flexibly engage in profitable opportunities for economic collaboration. Trump is furious and is targeting 32% tariffs on our country starting next August. The more arrogant Trump is, the faster the world will abandon him. This is a mistake that will have long-term consequences for the US economy. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: tsaroz on July 09, 2025, 02:23:34 PM BRICS is a very loose trading coalition at the moment. I know they are the superpowers in future but I don't see such varied countries with conflicting interest could stay on such coalition for long. But they should continue this if what they want is a prosperous and peaceful world.
BRICS should have been the force that brings new world economic order but the way they are divided about a currency or trading among them means the world bank/IMF scam is going to run for a while. They should rather focus on blockchain based solutions about governing and issuing of currency and digitally trading transitional currencies through blockchain before reaching a consensus for a single universal currency. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Israelgogo on July 09, 2025, 02:37:45 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) This is well informed of BRICS, is a coalition of about 5 major countries with economy power which includes Russia, India, China, South Africa and more to form intergovernment and is be funded by the members started in 2010 and they grew up with more members in 2024 and 2025, BRICS Nations is formed on the basis of freedom government and shares knowledge of economy and power. In January, 22nd 2025 Nigeria became the ninth new member country with others, indeed this makes BRICS Nations the largest population countries with a good gross GDP. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Doan9269 on July 09, 2025, 02:45:31 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I think this recent identification was a s a result of being able to help and benefit from each other in terms of the economy development and not with any hidden agenda or revolt to form cliques as against the western regions, this is what i see in them, the same way we can see the more active collaboration of US and any other country in making business to help develop the economy, we may not take it by far to other approach it may not really mean anything for now, BRICS still remain the only 5 countries it comprises. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Ishicryptic on July 09, 2025, 03:14:12 PM Finally. I have been asking about the BRICS. Where they are in all of these happenings particularly economic happenings all over the world. Happy to know they held a meeting but to me it still means nothing until I see them do something. Most of these countries that are members are still dependent on the US dollar, they still have some trade restrictions between member nations. Let them show us some actions. I think that we need to give the amalgamation of BRICS nations a chance, it is said that 'Rome, was not built in a day' so we need to give them the benefits of doubt and see how their alignment will fare in the near future. Remember that the US and the western world have dominated the global economy for as long as we can remember, so forming a formidable alliance that can match them will take time and proper planing before we can be seeing results. There is strength in number and as more countries are joining BRICS and forming economic alliances they can one day not be dependant on the US dollar, Euro and pound for trade and commerce, I am quite hopeful about BRICS.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Porfirii on July 09, 2025, 03:55:40 PM -snip- 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Our country, Indonesia, is one of them, becoming a full member of BRICS. We appreciate this because we have a non-aligned policy, allowing us to flexibly engage in profitable opportunities for economic collaboration. Trump is furious and is targeting 32% tariffs on our country starting next August. The more arrogant Trump is, the faster the world will abandon him. This is a mistake that will have long-term consequences for the US economy. Isn't Spain among these countries? I'm afraid that Trump will feel disappointed when he hears this news. Trump targets Spain with tariffs in BRICS blunder - Euractiv (https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/trump-targets-spain-with-tariffs-in-brics-blunder/) Half of the population is something really respectable, but the problem was mentioned before: these are very heterogeneous nations with very different cultures and ideologies and interests that will not always be easy to reconcile. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: tottong on July 09, 2025, 04:00:49 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) If I'm not mistaken Trump began to threaten our country at a much larger rate that will be charged and as if this threat puts pressure on the joining of several countries that you mentioned. The effect may be large because if the tariff for our country is starting to be raised because Indonesia is still quite dependent on several exports from the United States such as industry, consumption goods, automotive vehicles and food. But besides that Indonesia itself has the advantage of this because it can expand the market for exports of local goods and diplomacy. BRICS began to expand itself with the presence of several countries that joined so that the positive and negative impacts would have been considered by some countries that began to join. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 09, 2025, 04:12:53 PM When the United States wants to control any country, they will first talk about democracy or sometimes about human rights. Such behavior is not unfamiliar to anyone. They do not think about human rights if their own interests are hurt. The United States will never want BRICS expansion.
NATO or G7 work to protect the interests of the Western world, it is not a problem, but when BRICS is being created or expanded, it is not acceptable. US do not want to see a global political opponent. They are only interested in maintaining a single hegemony. The UN currently stands like a wooden puppet. Due to US pressure, the UN cannot work independently. They cannot do what they should do from a humanitarian point of view. Today, they have failed to play the effective role that they needed to play in countries like Palestine. BRICS can certainly be considered a good alternative on such issues, which the United States is already well aware of, This is why it has directly threatened to increase trade tariffs. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: avikz on July 09, 2025, 05:19:58 PM And this has made Trump very angry. As usual he has threatened the BRICS countries with additional tariff just for joining BRICS. Trump's attitude reminds me of the toxic bosses we have in our office. Where team members do not fight with him in the office because he got power, but if any day he is found alone in the road, will be trashed straight away. Funny enough, his tariffs were one major reason why these countries finally joined BRICS. Most of them just want to watch and see what happens, but this seemed like a final blow. These countries just want to do business without so many complications, but the US make things more complicated. The tariffs may not affect the big countries that much, but for developing countries, it will do more damage because they can't afford the extra cost, and their countries can make counter tariffs on the US, like China and Canada, because they will feel it more. I don't fully buy into the gospel of BRICS, but I can understand why these countries would join them. Trump is actually acting like a mad man. It seems he has started lobbying for peace Noble prize as well. If the noble committee finally decides to give him the peace Noble prize, the committee will loose all its credibility. In a perfect world, one country should not become too powerful. A balance in power is essential for world peace. What Trump is doing, will eventually establish the global south as a contender of US in global trade. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: gunhell16 on July 09, 2025, 05:39:31 PM It seems like last year I heard the news about the brics countries joining. And if I'm not mistaken, in January 2025, Indonesia joined, just in my opinion.
And besides that, one of the good impacts I see is that it will also help increase their economic growth, resource security, and so on. However, we'll see how far it will go. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 09, 2025, 05:56:43 PM Half of the population is something really respectable, but the problem was mentioned before: these are very heterogeneous nations with very different cultures and ideologies and interests that will not always be easy to reconcile. Although this is not wrong but I think people are overthinking this. Obviously all countries and every people have differences and follow different cultures and ideologies, but that has never stopped them from forming alliances and joining a single bloc. Look at Europe for example!!!Additionally there is one language everyone on the planet understands and that is money. So all these countries share a coupe of very important interests. Like improving their economic situation, creating a better security for their people, getting rid of the weaponized fiat (ie. dollar) issued by a government with the largest debt in human history ($37 trillion and counting), ... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Ivystar5 on July 09, 2025, 10:20:18 PM It doesn't just please me that more countries are beginning to see the need to partner with BRICs but the more facts that a country that seems too superior with the (delusional) power is getting jealous or angry that his (their) country that has distablized a lot of this country is getting leftout for a more better opportunity to restructure each countries economy. they will only get better with BRICs than a country with B-2 Bomber power and a so called bully president that wants to triumph over others economy down fall even though his country holds more debt than any other country.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Churchillvv on July 09, 2025, 11:19:22 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. BRICS are now 56% of the world and the emperor wannabe of the US thinks his still has it all to himself? Just like I said glad my country is now among the BRICS, it only means one thing that soon the America will understand what it has done to itself. From the past we can even see that they have been sponsors of internal crisis in different countries using that opportunity to exploit those countries, now must of them realising this have partnered with BRICS with a common interest of helping each other build a stronger economy. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Popkon6 on July 10, 2025, 02:15:02 AM 🌍 1. Expansion to 11 Members — Since January 2024, five new full members joined: Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Indonesia became the 11th full member in January 2025. 1
👥 2. BRICS+ Partner Model — Nine countries including Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Belarus, and others joined as “partner countries” beginning January 2025, extending the bloc’s influence. 2 📊 3. Economic Weight — The expanded BRICS now represents over 40 % of global population and about 31–41 % of global GDP (PPP), challenging Western economic dominance. 3 💱 4. Institutional Reform Agenda — Members agreed in Rio to push IMF quota reform, de-dollarization, using local currencies in trade, and boosting the New Development Bank with guarantees for Global South investment. 4 ⚖️ 5. Internal Friction — Rapid growth has intensified ideological divides—democracies vs autocracies and differing stances on global conflicts (e.g., Middle East) and UN Security Council reform—creating challenges in finding consensus. 5 Source link: https://x.com/World_Insights1/status/1941875286792110132?t=KSBuqVnfneGBBAWZJjYMTQ&s=19 This BRICS was created against the US dollar, so Donald Trump's mood is getting irritated because of the addition of different countries. Because the new countries that are joining are increasing tariffs on each country, I think that increasing tariffs will not bring any benefits to Donald Trump, but will cause more economic losses. Donald Trump is abusing his power, and BRICS is ready to respond, because BRICS has a huge population growth, so I think Trump will be able to overthrow his power very quickly. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Cossyblack on July 10, 2025, 10:31:23 AM The US always want to be seen and regarded as the most strongest nation on earth and wants other nations to fear & worship them as superior..The US tariff trade war have brought more nations together, caused them to become united with one accord than ever against the US and that's what the US fears the Most, Unity. The US fears unity and doesn't want to see nations becoming united with one accord and will fight to stop it from happening but the inevitable cannot be stopped from happening. The main agenda of Brics is de-dollarization and despite the US continuous tariffs increase and unwavering threats on Brics nations,more countries have continued to joined while some showed their interests to join the bloc. I am certain it's just a matter of time for the US dollars to loose its dominance,they can only try to delay it but they cannot stop it.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Oshio-man on July 10, 2025, 03:10:13 PM Yeah it’s a threat to the USD as the world reserve currency. Maybe not an imminent threat but as these countries gain strength & confidence, dealing with each other it definitely threatens the US. Trump does not like it, but BRICS is not going to go away, they are only going to have an increasing presence as time goes on. Because of this threat to USD, it will make many countries to join BRICS to let Trump know that they can trade perfectly well among those countries without dollar. As long develop countries are showing interest to join BRICS like the way Indonesia country join recently, it will create more fear to US government because they think the unity of those countries will not stand but is making progress already, which there are some countries preparing to join BRICS soon, whether Trump like it or not, it will not going to affect those countries that have accepted BRICS, and they are ready to influence other countries to take a bold decision to embrace BRICS to make Trump know that many countries don't like his policy.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: bitmover on July 10, 2025, 03:30:32 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) All dictatorships are welcome to the brics. I am ashamed that my country is part of that group of countries which has no respect for human rights and individuals. Milei rejected Brics, and now Argentina is looking for more democratic partners. I hope we can elect a new president next year and join his team. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: bangjoe on July 10, 2025, 03:52:01 PM Yeah it’s a threat to the USD as the world reserve currency. Maybe not an imminent threat but as these countries gain strength & confidence, dealing with each other it definitely threatens the US. Trump does not like it, but BRICS is not going to go away, they are only going to have an increasing presence as time goes on. Because of this threat to USD, it will make many countries to join BRICS to let Trump know that they can trade perfectly well among those countries without dollar. As long develop countries are showing interest to join BRICS like the way Indonesia country join recently, it will create more fear to US government because they think the unity of those countries will not stand but is making progress already, which there are some countries preparing to join BRICS soon, whether Trump like it or not, it will not going to affect those countries that have accepted BRICS, and they are ready to influence other countries to take a bold decision to embrace BRICS to make Trump know that many countries don't like his policy.World War II is over, the system built by the US has declined, and the dollar as the axis of global trade has been slowly abandoned. Of course, this didn't happen suddenly; there must have been a reason why many countries are starting to reconsider their use of the dollar as a foreign exchange and medium of exchange. Remember, the dollar's value was tied to oil in the previous agreement, which ended last year, resulting in the loss of the petrodollar's status. Saudi Arabia abandoned it, and now there is no meaningful underlying value for the dollar as a standard. Another reason is the US's double-standard political views. We have seen this for a long time. On the other hand, when it comes to military power, many countries have caught up and are able to match it militarily, so why should they submit to the US? The big question is why the BRICS countries are not aligned with the US. Perhaps this also reflects disappointment with US leadership as the axis of the global economy and politics. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: el kaka22 on July 10, 2025, 05:39:23 PM When you have "NATO" that does what it does, it wasn't really a shocker that eventually other nations would start to gather around. Mainly, India, China and Russia is the big three, Brazil is the fourth and not bad neither, they had some political instability in recent years as we all know, but not a small economy neither.
Places like Vietnam or Uganda is not what they are looking for ,they just want numbers, you think those actually contribute anything at all? They are just telling these nations "we can take care of you, you do not need USA anymore" and that's it, many nations cheerfully agree to that of course. Basically, competition is healthy and we needed this for a long time, let's see if it would have impact on economy in any good way. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Mate2237 on July 10, 2025, 06:15:46 PM Brics is gradually becoming a global force that will challenge the United States and it's allies when it comes to worlds trade because Brics has it targets which is to rival the United States and the use of the dollar in world trade and they had been gathering more momentum as more countries joins Russia, China and it allies forging a new trading part for the interest of their countries.
I see Brics as one bid headache that will rise and dominate world trade in the world this type of organizations are necessary because it will bring balance and sanity to world trade as it will help in fighting against trade monopoly which will only favour some few countries Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: EarnOnVictor on July 10, 2025, 07:10:56 PM Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I saw this coming since last year, and it is just the beginning, BRICS will continue to grow and expand in economic and political power. And if the relationship is successful, I bet that their agenda may grow more than what it is at present.No thanks to Donald Trump, he continues to give more countries the reason to blatantly join BRICS without hesitation. My only regret is that Russia is one of the countries that is superheading it. I just don't trust that country with too much power. Other than that, I fully welcome BRICS. There shouldn't be a monopoly of power the way the US controls every economic and political power. There should be diffusion for balance to avoid excesses. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Ruttoshi on July 10, 2025, 08:07:34 PM Changes is needed when you're with the western bloc and your country economy is getting worse without any aid from the US. US has been a country that is only concerned about its citizens and they don't give a fuck about the economical growth of those small countries in UN. US only go to assit countries that they will benefit huge profits from.
If the US wouldn't benefit anything from you, they don't have any business to do with your country. BRICS is the only alternative to those countries who wants to be free from the UN. I believe that many more countries will join BRICS in future and that will weaken the US dollar and power in the world. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: mindrust on July 10, 2025, 08:15:03 PM I don’t understand why the west is getting mad over this. They don’t want these countries and their people. They don’t want them, they don’t like them so what is the problem if they decided to form an alliance? It is not the west’s business. It is not Trump’s business without a doubt.
What next? Invade them because they are also making nukes? I don’t think this lie can work one more time, not on that many countries. They are getting mad because of this probably. It is much easier to pick a fight with a lone wolf like Iran. But when these poor countries unite? Nothing will work Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: coupable on July 10, 2025, 08:19:19 PM The bloc is growing silently. Despite all the interpretations of the global political scene, the expansion of BRICS to include more emerging economies cannot be ignored. But does this really worry America in particular, given that it is the only country leading the anti-BRICS alliance? After the Russian-American rapprochement on the Ukraine issue, it seems that things have returned to tension following Trump's decision to continue supporting Ukraine with weapons and equipment. The joining of more countries to BRICS coincided with the divergence between Russia and America in their positions on their respective foreign policies.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 11, 2025, 06:29:21 PM Saudi Arabia abandoned it Saudi usurpers of Arabi have no independence to make such a decision about such an important matter! This family that has taken over Arabia and has even changed the name of the country, relies on US regime to exist. That means if Trump says "jump" they'll only answer "how high".Of course when the US regime continues getting weaker every day, these parasites try to get some kicks in which is the al-Saud getting closer to China a little bit... Other than that, they are still saying "Yes Sir". Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Scarlett_23 on July 11, 2025, 06:34:36 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) The World Bank and the IMF are the main global economic institutions controlled by the West and benefiting the West. It is a major backbone of the world economy. These two institutions have always benefited the West and its supporters. The United Nations also works for the United States. In this capacity, they are controlling the world alone. They are imposing conditions on others to protect their own interests. To get out of this idea, there needs to be an alternative system. So that other countries in the world have their own political and economic independence and have a system to protect their own interests. Therefore, BRICS has created a new bank called 'NDB' as an alternative to the IMF and the World Bank. So that it can be independent of the economy, politics and world decisions of the United States and the European Union. In addition, BRICS was formed to increase the participation of emerging countries in the political and economic fields of the world so that the world system is not unilateral but multilateral. Currently, many new countries have joined BRICS and Indonesia has been given full membership, which involves more than half of the world's people. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Uruhara on July 11, 2025, 07:29:33 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Well, at least 10 countries have now become full members: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and most recently, Indonesia, which joined in January.1 Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) The number of partner members has also increased to 10: Belarus, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Nigeria, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Cuba, and Bolivia. And I believe this number will continue to grow, especially with all the current US trade tariff policies. This will only encourage countries that dislike these US policies to move closer to BRICS. Indonesia, which is also subject to a 32% trade tariff, will not actually be significantly disadvantaged. But I doubt whether it is a wise decision or not with such large trade tariffs against Indonesia which is rich in natural resources. Indonesia has everything in terms of natural resources. Gold, gas, oil, coal, nickel, copper, and even uranium, a rare natural resource, are also found in Indonesia.2 This will keep Indonesia a major player in the world's natural resources sector. Therefore, many countries want to collaborate with Indonesia. Not only that, in terms of human resources, agriculture and other sectors, we are actually stable. -------------- Reference: 1. https://www.business-standard.com/external-affairs-defence-security/news/brics-welcomes-indonesia-as-member-10-other-nations-as-partner-countries-125070700058_1.html 2. https://listrikindonesia.com/detail/14668/indonesia-kaya-uranium-peluang-pltn-terbuka-lebar Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Asiska02 on July 11, 2025, 10:14:49 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) This is a very great news and I am still amazed and at the same time surprised that my country is finally going to leave the trail of US in anything they intend to do internationally, outside of the country. The president of Nigeria has travelled to Brazil for some days now and still not yet back with some governors to strengthen their ties with the BRICS nation, I hope this new alliance will bring an end to many injustice we’ve been facing from the outside world who take advantage of our naivety and rules that we have to succumb to without our own choice. The US tariffs has become even more threatening to nations that depend on US dollar for their exports, this new alliance should shaken their strength they behold to themselves as unshakeable in the eyes of the world. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Iranus on July 12, 2025, 08:04:14 AM I believe that many more countries will join BRICS in future and that will weaken the US dollar and power in the world. It’s happening already, mate. The dominance of the USD has been at a significant low in recent years, especially in its role as the global foreign exchange reserve currency. According to the IMF, the share of the USD in global foreign exchange reserves has fallen from 71% in 1999 to 58.4% in 2023 and continues to decline faster due to Trump's tariff war as well as the US' growing public debt. It can be said that the world's confidence in the USD is more shaky than ever. I believe that in less than a decade, the dominance of the US dollar will decline not only in global reserves. Its role in international trade will also soon decrease as countries like BRICS gradually switch to their own currencies or bitcoin. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: justdimin on July 12, 2025, 09:34:41 AM It’s happening already, mate. The dominance of the USD has been at a significant low in recent years, especially in its role as the global foreign exchange reserve currency. According to the IMF, the share of the USD in global foreign exchange reserves has fallen from 71% in 1999 to 58.4% in 2023 and continues to decline faster due to Trump's tariff war as well as the US' growing public debt. It can be said that the world's confidence in the USD is more shaky than ever. And I am sure it will keep falling even more in the future. The difference was that, dollar was strong against other currencies, but now because of the printing becoming way too much, dollar loses value too which means that we are not going to get that much return if we invest int dollar.I believe that in less than a decade, the dominance of the US dollar will decline not only in global reserves. Its role in international trade will also soon decrease as countries like BRICS gradually switch to their own currencies or bitcoin. If dollar is printed by trillions every single year, then why would we put our money into it? Makes more sense to invest into "things" instead of money, sure it's still not smart to get other currencies neither, but it's smart to get gold and many nations have resurgence of gold rush, they are buying gold like crazy. You know all those complaints about "oh 10k would get you house in 70's, now can't get you even a decent car" etc? Well same gold back then, in weight, could buy you the same house today, maybe a bit better even. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: silpersurfer on July 12, 2025, 10:28:06 AM The bloc is growing silently. Despite all the interpretations of the global political scene, the expansion of BRICS to include more emerging economies cannot be ignored. But does this really worry America in particular, given that it is the only country leading the anti-BRICS alliance? After the Russian-American rapprochement on the Ukraine issue, it seems that things have returned to tension following Trump's decision to continue supporting Ukraine with weapons and equipment. The joining of more countries to BRICS coincided with the divergence between Russia and America in their positions on their respective foreign policies. The presence of the BRICS naturally raises concerns for the United States, as this move could further weaken the dollar and further weaken US dominance in the international arena. Most recently, Indonesia recently joined the BRICS, a move that has angered the US. Indonesia, despite its considerable influence in Southeast Asia, could become a trigger for other ASEAN countries to follow suit and abandon the US dollar. Surprisingly, after Indonesia joined the BRICS, it immediately faced US sanctions in the form of a 10% increase in its tax rate, from 22% to 32%. I believe this will backfire on the US, as these sanctions could further encourage Indonesia to abandon the US dollar and strengthen its ties with the BRICS countries. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: justinlamode on July 12, 2025, 11:45:10 AM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Now I see why Trump is fuming and threatening fire and brimstone. I saw this coming a long time ago because people will naturally prefer a system of partnerships built on mutual respect than one that thrives on bullying and exploitation. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I don't want to say that Trump is flogging a dead horse trying to woo some African countries to his side with the proposal for partnership rather than imperialism. But the truth is that people just want to try something new as it is obvious that relationships with the west have not brought most countries to their true freedom. For instance, elections in Africa are rigged and puppets foisted on the people by the West, people are becoming fed up with these systems. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: coupable on July 12, 2025, 04:28:14 PM The bloc is growing silently. Despite all the interpretations of the global political scene, the expansion of BRICS to include more emerging economies cannot be ignored. But does this really worry America in particular, given that it is the only country leading the anti-BRICS alliance? After the Russian-American rapprochement on the Ukraine issue, it seems that things have returned to tension following Trump's decision to continue supporting Ukraine with weapons and equipment. The joining of more countries to BRICS coincided with the divergence between Russia and America in their positions on their respective foreign policies. The presence of the BRICS naturally raises concerns for the United States, as this move could further weaken the dollar and further weaken US dominance in the international arena. Most recently, Indonesia recently joined the BRICS, a move that has angered the US. Indonesia, despite its considerable influence in Southeast Asia, could become a trigger for other ASEAN countries to follow suit and abandon the US dollar. Surprisingly, after Indonesia joined the BRICS, it immediately faced US sanctions in the form of a 10% increase in its tax rate, from 22% to 32%. I believe this will backfire on the US, as these sanctions could further encourage Indonesia to abandon the US dollar and strengthen its ties with the BRICS countries. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 12, 2025, 04:49:57 PM Saudi Arabia abandoned it Saudi usurpers of Arabi have no independence to make such a decision about such an important matter! This family that has taken over Arabia and has even changed the name of the country, relies on US regime to exist. That means if Trump says "jump" they'll only answer "how high".Of course when the US regime continues getting weaker every day, these parasites try to get some kicks in which is the al-Saud getting closer to China a little bit... Other than that, they are still saying "Yes Sir". 10 years old Murtaja Qureiris was convicted of participating in the 2011 peaceful protest program and was arrested in 2014 and later sentenced to death. As far as I know, when he was condemned by various countries including international human rights organizations, his death sentence was commuted. It is not difficult to imagine how aggressive the dictatorship of such a country has become, where no one can not raise its voice. The country is now acting only as a province of America. It does what it is told. Despite being a Muslim country, it has not been seen for the welfare of Muslims. Rather, Western culture has been introduced into the country. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 12, 2025, 05:50:54 PM I can understand America's concerns about the expanding geography of brics, as this could create a global market parallel to the current global trade market. However, I see no reason to fear for the position of the $$$ in the global market as a whole. Even brics member countries, including China and Russia, cannot completely eliminate the use of the US dollar. Likewise, no BRICS country can impose its currency as an alternative to dollar transactions, as this would create a new reality with the same crises, in which we would simply replace the dollar with another currency. Furthermore, it does not look obvious that the brics countries are ready to issue a new unified currency for use in trade. Yes but DT does ignore or wishes not to acknowledge certain things, like the trade surplus goes 2 ways. BRICS countries will be handled with doble tariffs, one for the country and another tariff for being BRICS. That makes many products disappear in the shelfs of Walmart and Bestbuy. The next 3 month will show. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: SATWAT on July 12, 2025, 05:57:53 PM Saudi Arabia abandoned it Saudi usurpers of Arabi have no independence to make such a decision about such an important matter! This family that has taken over Arabia and has even changed the name of the country, relies on US regime to exist. That means if Trump says "jump" they'll only answer "how high".Of course when the US regime continues getting weaker every day, these parasites try to get some kicks in which is the al-Saud getting closer to China a little bit... Other than that, they are still saying "Yes Sir". 10 years old Murtaja Qureiris was convicted of participating in the 2011 peaceful protest program and was arrested in 2014 and later sentenced to death. As far as I know, when he was condemned by various countries including international human rights organizations, his death sentence was commuted. It is not difficult to imagine how aggressive the dictatorship of such a country has become, where no one can not raise its voice. The country is now acting only as a province of America. It does what it is told. Despite being a Muslim country, it has not been seen for the welfare of Muslims. Rather, Western culture has been introduced into the country. Sometime back I hear a good deal of news about them, but things are never been favorable anyone can stand against them America is having good ties because this contract was signed long time ago America will protect Al Saud, and they will be faithful for them, and they are doing now most chances in next few weeks or month they will be illegal state of Israel maybe MBS will do this because he needs strong backup of America for his chance of sitting at top. They are only Muslims because their they are ruling this country otherwise they can change their religious as well if America wants this from them, they have never done anything for any Muslim country in last 9 decades. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: coupable on July 12, 2025, 06:59:43 PM I can understand America's concerns about the expanding geography of brics, as this could create a global market parallel to the current global trade market. However, I see no reason to fear for the position of the $$$ in the global market as a whole. Even brics member countries, including China and Russia, cannot completely eliminate the use of the US dollar. Likewise, no BRICS country can impose its currency as an alternative to dollar transactions, as this would create a new reality with the same crises, in which we would simply replace the dollar with another currency. Furthermore, it does not look obvious that the brics countries are ready to issue a new unified currency for use in trade. Yes but DT does ignore or wishes not to acknowledge certain things, like the trade surplus goes 2 ways. BRICS countries will be handled with doble tariffs, one for the country and another tariff for being BRICS. That makes many products disappear in the shelfs of Walmart and Bestbuy. The next 3 month will show. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: kryptqnick on July 12, 2025, 07:01:58 PM BRICS is expanding, adding new partners, speaking of justice and international law, but at the same time refusing to condemn Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. Economically, BRICS is trying to build an alternative financial system, free of the Western influence. With how the Trump administration is behaving, that makes sense, but I also think that, in some way, BRICS is a success of Russian propaganda and of authoritarian-leaning countries over democracy-leaning ones.
Still, for something allegedly so big and powerful, it seems to me that BRICS was stillborn. It includes countries that are so different from each other, that there's very little room for statements and decisions they'd all be on board with. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fiatless on July 12, 2025, 07:55:01 PM BRICS is expanding, adding new partners, speaking of justice and international law, but at the same time refusing to condemn Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. Economically, BRICS is trying to build an alternative financial system, free of the Western influence. With how the Trump administration is behaving, that makes sense, but I also think that, in some way, BRICS is a success of Russian propaganda and of authoritarian-leaning countries over democracy-leaning ones. I am in no way supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine because nobody deserves to die. Each time I see the suffering that innocent citizens have been subjected to because of these wars, I am pained and feel sorry for them. But we would have to balance our position to avoid hypocrisy. Has NATO ever criticized the genocide in Gaza? Are citizens of Ukraine more human than Palestinians? NATO is simply a puppet of the US and its partnersStill, for something allegedly so big and powerful, it seems to me that BRICS was stillborn. It includes countries that are so different from each other, that there's very little room for statements and decisions they'd all be on board with. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Oluwa-btc on July 12, 2025, 09:08:29 PM Finally. I have been asking about the BRICS. Where they are in all of these happenings particularly economic happenings all over the world. Happy to know they held a meeting but to me it still means nothing until I see them do something. Most of these countries that are members are still dependent on the US dollar, they still have some trade restrictions between member nations. Let them show us some actions. I'm practically interested in this view because they're simply tied to the Dollar but they're more focused on chasing the BRICS channel.Over 80% trade is carried out in Dollar and that's why ignoring Dollar completely wouldn't be so easy for them;it's a financial risks to them.Perhaps,replacing Dollar globally isn't an overnight decision to make. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 12, 2025, 09:27:25 PM I completely rule out this scenario in the near and medium term. It is too early to discuss its ambitions, given that it includes countries friendly to America and unable to abandon the current global financial system led by the US dollar. The US with its current administration has made it clear to all former friends, that America 1st is really America alone. The administration has noticed and backpedaled, but trust is easily lost and hard to regain. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: coupable on July 12, 2025, 10:11:36 PM I completely rule out this scenario in the near and medium term. It is too early to discuss its ambitions, given that it includes countries friendly to America and unable to abandon the current global financial system led by the US dollar. The US with its current administration has made it clear to all former friends, that America 1st is really America alone. The administration has noticed and backpedaled, but trust is easily lost and hard to regain. What I disagree with you is that this is only the position of the current US administration. I believe this has always been its position under successive presidents. The Trump administration is the most clear in its positions, but this must be understood within the framework of a general US strategy and not specific to the current Trump administration. Trump will leave after his term ends, and his successor will maintain the same policy. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: uneng on July 12, 2025, 11:40:06 PM I guess it has something to do with the fact Trump is treating countries around the globe with hostility, going on the exact opposite direction past american governments did. All the trust and partnership built along the decades are being destroyed by Trump.
Is US really thinking they are doing good business, or is it just Trump who thinks it? Anyway, I don't cheer BRICS growing, because it means more power for Russia and China. Every other countries participating it are just peons and farms for Russia and China to grow stronger and to gather more resources. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: MRY on July 12, 2025, 11:46:59 PM I completely rule out this scenario in the near and medium term. It is too early to discuss its ambitions, given that it includes countries friendly to America and unable to abandon the current global financial system led by the US dollar. The US with its current administration has made it clear to all former friends, that America 1st is really America alone. The administration has noticed and backpedaled, but trust is easily lost and hard to regain. What I disagree with you is that this is only the position of the current US administration. I believe this has always been its position under successive presidents. The Trump administration is the most clear in its positions, but this must be understood within the framework of a general US strategy and not specific to the current Trump administration. Trump will leave after his term ends, and his successor will maintain the same policy. Other countries cannot be faulted when they now begin to seek alternative options such as the BRICS. This is the time when even trust can be a source of power rather than economic muscle. And as America keeps this exclusive position, a greater realignment of power than ever is a possibility we all may observe. You are correct, it is not all about who is president. Nevertheless, the delivery style and the executive decisions also make a massive influence on the world perceptions. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fuguebtc on July 13, 2025, 04:09:48 AM Anyway, I don't cheer BRICS growing, because it means more power for Russia and China. Every other countries participating it are just peons and farms for Russia and China to grow stronger and to gather more resources. Russia and China will not necessarily be better than the United States, but it will be much better when power is evenly distributed and the world becomes multipolar rather than power is concentrated in one entity and the world becomes unipolar. A multipolar world would give smaller, poorer, weaker nations more choices and a fairer chance of development. Instead of a unipolar world where power is concentrated and abused indiscriminately, and there is little opportunity for smaller nations. I don't know where you come from but if you come from a country that is under embargo by the US and its allies, you will see how their impositions and restrictions are making the people in that country suffer. This would never have happened if they had other options, and BRICS is the solution. I am not just for BRICS, I am for a more multipolar world and it would be great if one or more blocs like BRICS emerged. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fruktik on July 13, 2025, 06:05:48 AM BRICS is already a serious enough force that can withstand other coalitions. At this rate, it will be possible to calmly discuss on the world stage that this is not just some crazy people who have gathered, but a serious alliance that will have to be taken into account.
To tell the truth, I could not even imagine that everything would turn out like this. I had an assumption that this association of countries would fall apart after some time, but this did not happen. Naturally, this infuriates Trump. He will make every attempt to destroy BRICS. He will start with tariffs. What will happen next? Time will tell. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: uneng on July 13, 2025, 10:38:05 PM Anyway, I don't cheer BRICS growing, because it means more power for Russia and China. Every other countries participating it are just peons and farms for Russia and China to grow stronger and to gather more resources. Russia and China will not necessarily be better than the United States, but it will be much better when power is evenly distributed and the world becomes multipolar rather than power is concentrated in one entity and the world becomes unipolar. A multipolar world would give smaller, poorer, weaker nations more choices and a fairer chance of development. Instead of a unipolar world where power is concentrated and abused indiscriminately, and there is little opportunity for smaller nations. I don't know where you come from but if you come from a country that is under embargo by the US and its allies, you will see how their impositions and restrictions are making the people in that country suffer. This would never have happened if they had other options, and BRICS is the solution. I am not just for BRICS, I am for a more multipolar world and it would be great if one or more blocs like BRICS emerged. Countries under embargo by US have more concerning issues to deal with: their own governments, which had embargo imposed to them for good reasons. My country has just been charged in 50% tariff by Trump. It should be a great opportunity to develop new ways to deal with economy, like you said, through multipolar blocs, but it's never going to happen, because the government is a lacay of China and Russia. So, once again, we are between those two unipolar groups of power... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: SUPERSAIAN on July 13, 2025, 10:59:20 PM The expansion of the BRICS, the effort to create an alternative structure in the global balance of power, has indeed presented a promising alternative with its new members. Each of the participating countries is a developing country with strong potential. It's also a tremendous opportunity for developing countries.
With this expansion, the BRICS' potential is also increasing. Some may argue that it's an ineffective initiative, and I agree with them, but remember, it's a very new organization and members are still being added. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: _BlackStar on July 13, 2025, 11:29:35 PM BRICS is already a serious enough force that can withstand other coalitions. At this rate, it will be possible to calmly discuss on the world stage that this is not just some crazy people who have gathered, but a serious alliance that will have to be taken into account. The problem is, the more Trump opposes his policies, the more it becomes clear that the US is losing its dominance. Some countries joining the fray may realize that no single country has to lead forever - dominance must be eliminated, but it's certainly not as easy as it seems. They are clearly very serious about what they are trying to do - this will be a major threat to the US's long-standing dominance of the world.To tell the truth, I could not even imagine that everything would turn out like this. I had an assumption that this association of countries would fall apart after some time, but this did not happen. Naturally, this infuriates Trump. He will make every attempt to destroy BRICS. He will start with tariffs. What will happen next? Time will tell. BRICS was born as a challenger to the global order - but the idea arose because some member countries wanted to reduce their dependence on the dollar. I think the member countries also have their own interests - in fact, China may even become the most dominant country among the existing members. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: EFS on July 13, 2025, 11:46:23 PM BRICS is an alternative economic block but the danger is that it might not remain limited to trade and cooperation and could evolve into a military alliance similar to NATO. This could lead to a return to a bipolar world like during the Cold War. The positive side is that there isn't clear ideological divide between these powers. BRICS's expansion policy already shows that they plan to play a more influential role in the future. They started with 5 countries and have already grown significantly.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: STT on July 13, 2025, 11:50:43 PM I'm not seeing the threat others might, Brics isnt the Euro or EU its a party for discussion and I hope it builds better links and trade but as yet I dont rate it.
The EU itself struggles with the differences between countries and that is quite a small compact area yet the range between economies in that coordinated zone is vast and doesnt always work out for the best. Being rich helps of course but money isnt everything, BRICS can be rich in their productivity and what production that can offer more cheaply then others. This matching trade is why I think cohesion and coordination is most key to gearing countries together, it might be something that helps but EU took decades and so I'd expect a long time to develop from here for any similar ambitious project. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: DanWalker on July 14, 2025, 05:33:52 AM I can understand America's concerns about the expanding geography of brics, as this could create a global market parallel to the current global trade market. However, I see no reason to fear for the position of the $$$ in the global market as a whole. Even brics member countries, including China and Russia, cannot completely eliminate the use of the US dollar. Likewise, no BRICS country can impose its currency as an alternative to dollar transactions, as this would create a new reality with the same crises, in which we would simply replace the dollar with another currency. Furthermore, it does not look obvious that the brics countries are ready to issue a new unified currency for use in trade. The goal of BRICS is de-dollarization and that means reducing dependence on the USD, they are not saying that they will completely eliminate USD from international trade. Although the USD still dominates foreign exchange reserves and trade, its dominance is clearly waning, especially in the first half of 2025. As the value of the US dollar fell more than 10% against a basket of world currencies, it was the worst decline since 1973. Unlike before, all commercial transactions use USD. But now some countries, especially the BRICS bloc, are using currencies like CNY, RUB instead of USD...so it would be incorrect to say that the position of USD is not under threat. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fruktik on July 14, 2025, 06:12:20 AM The problem is, the more Trump opposes his policies, the more it becomes clear that the US is losing its dominance. Some countries joining the fray may realize that no single country has to lead forever - dominance must be eliminated, but it's certainly not as easy as it seems. They are clearly very serious about what they are trying to do - this will be a major threat to the US's long-standing dominance of the world. No, China cannot become a dominant country in the current reality. Why? The United States has leverage and influence on this country. After all, the US leadership foresaw such a scenario and drew up a containment plan in time. Remember the case when China began to make some claims there? And what happened? A few days later, the country experienced a severe construction crisis that shook all of China and shocked all residents to the point of horror. And this is just one example of what America can do. Therefore, we should not view China as some kind of superpower that can dictate something. All of China can be plunged into darkness overnight for many years.BRICS was born as a challenger to the global order - but the idea arose because some member countries wanted to reduce their dependence on the dollar. I think the member countries also have their own interests - in fact, China may even become the most dominant country among the existing members. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Die_empty on July 14, 2025, 06:13:41 AM The expansion of the BRICS, the effort to create an alternative structure in the global balance of power, has indeed presented a promising alternative with its new members. Each of the participating countries is a developing country with strong potential. It's also a tremendous opportunity for developing countries. The expansion of the group shows that countries have begun to seek alternative partnerships. With the America First policy of the new US government, it will not be surprising to see some European nations joining the alliance. Major trading partners of the US have been hit with high tariffs and are seeking new trading partners that will replace the US market. Australia's leader Anthony Albanese is visiting China to strengthen trade relations. We have to wait and see what happens in the future because the world needs multiple powerful economic and political organisations With this expansion, the BRICS' potential is also increasing. Some may argue that it's an ineffective initiative, and I agree with them, but remember, it's a very new organization and members are still being added. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Swordsoffreedom on July 14, 2025, 10:08:57 AM No, China cannot become a dominant country in the current reality. Why? The United States has leverage and influence on this country. After all, the US leadership foresaw such a scenario and drew up a containment plan in time. Remember the case when China began to make some claims there? And what happened? A few days later, the country experienced a severe construction crisis that shook all of China and shocked all residents to the point of horror. And this is just one example of what America can do. Therefore, we should not view China as some kind of superpower that can dictate something. All of China can be plunged into darkness overnight for many years. I don't think the US has the power or holds any trump cards that can sink China as easily as you describe. China is the world's second largest economy and the only country with the potential to compete with the United States. The US understands that better than anyone and they are using every means to stop China's development . But it seems it is too late, the only thing they can do is slow down, they cannot stop or destroy China easily. I believe that sooner or later , America's dominance will come to an end because history has proven that nothing lasts forever. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 14, 2025, 01:30:19 PM I can understand America's concerns about the expanding geography of brics, as this could create a global market parallel to the current global trade market. However, I see no reason to fear for the position of the $$$ in the global market as a whole. Even brics member countries, including China and Russia, cannot completely eliminate the use of the US dollar. Likewise, no BRICS country can impose its currency as an alternative to dollar transactions, as this would create a new reality with the same crises, in which we would simply replace the dollar with another currency. Furthermore, it does not look obvious that the brics countries are ready to issue a new unified currency for use in trade. There can be a new currency called BRICS!But you are forgetting that it is not about dollar losing its dominance, it is all about US regime not being able to dictate anything any more. When they can't force Japan for example to destroy its own economy to revive US economy (Plaza Accord thingy), if they can't force the Arabs to give pay them billions in ransom, if they can't force the world to purchase their debt and import their inflation,... all that printed dollar and all that inflation goes back home to roost ... That makes many products disappear in the shelfs of Walmart and Bestbuy. In other words the middle class in America is about to be screwed because of Trump's tariff war... No wonder they have been protesting a lot across the US and many have been calling him a fascist! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: atookz on July 14, 2025, 01:58:39 PM BRICS has great potential to continue growing and play a significant role in the new world order. As more countries join, BRICS can become an increasingly influential force in shaping the future of the global economy and politics. BRICS needs to continue strengthening internal cooperation and improving policy coordination to address existing challenges. BRICS must also continue to strive to create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world order so that it can attract other countries to join. I am confident that in the future, more countries, especially developing countries, will continue to join BRICS. This is because BRICS can open broader market access and strengthen economic and diplomatic cooperation.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 14, 2025, 02:01:38 PM In other words the middle class in America is about to be screwed because of Trump's tariff war... No wonder they have been protesting a lot across the US and many have been calling him a fascist! No other word needed. Many protests are staged from his political adversativos. The only meaningful "protes" was booed out on a world cup game. https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/donald-trump-club-world-cup-chelsea-psg-club-world-cup-b2788308.html Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: armanda90 on July 14, 2025, 02:51:57 PM I don't think the US has the power or holds any trump cards that can sink China as easily as you describe. China is the world's second largest economy and the only country with the potential to compete with the United States. The US understands that better than anyone and they are using every means to stop China's development . But it seems it is too late, the only thing they can do is slow down, they cannot stop or destroy China easily. I don't think not easily United State's dominance around the world how easily for them huge pressure the development countries, still remember well when any countries get increasing tariff import product raise up to 30% based on my country Indonesia have adopted last week ago. Still difficult for stopping United State's dominance right now when any countries make new community such as BRICS Donald Trump will increase tariff import for that countries. I believe that sooner or later , America's dominance will come to an end because history has proven that nothing lasts forever. I think need bigger power and unity all countries around the world for stopping United State dominance begin from using their own currencies when import or export transaction, have braveness for increasing import tariff for United State product regarding they have many top product needed by the development countries. Seems easily if want and have braveness for stopping US's dominance such as the development countries as consumptive country and US as productive country. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: coupable on July 14, 2025, 04:09:37 PM I can understand America's concerns about the expanding geography of brics, as this could create a global market parallel to the current global trade market. However, I see no reason to fear for the position of the $$$ in the global market as a whole. Even brics member countries, including China and Russia, cannot completely eliminate the use of the US dollar. Likewise, no BRICS country can impose its currency as an alternative to dollar transactions, as this would create a new reality with the same crises, in which we would simply replace the dollar with another currency. Furthermore, it does not look obvious that the brics countries are ready to issue a new unified currency for use in trade. There can be a new currency called BRICS!But you are forgetting that it is not about dollar losing its dominance, it is all about US regime not being able to dictate anything any more. I know that none of these ambitious ideas will succeed in displacing the dollar, and I also know that the dollar is the key to American dominance. I do not believe that a new currency will be able to tip the scales. Let's not forget that brics countries themselves are stucked with the US dollar. For example, China, the largest holder of US bonds in the world, and those bonds are denominated in dollars, means a decline in the influence of the dollar, which as a result of the decline in the value of the dollar, has negative consequences for the brics countries themselves. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: cxtreenal on July 14, 2025, 04:44:27 PM Although the purpose of forming BRICS is honest, the United States has reacted strongly to this alliance and has been threatening to impose additional tariffs. If the number of member countries of this alliance increases, it will anger Trump even more. One of the objectives of the alliance is to increase trade cooperation, but America is interpreting it differently. Another great objective of BRICS is to introduce an alternative currency system with partner countries which can reduce pressure on the dollar significantly. This can lead to a massive fall in the US dollar. That is why the US President has taken a stand against this alliance and is in favor of economic sanctions. If the member countries of this common alliance can introduce a separate currency system, it can be a slap in the face for Trump.
Poor and development countries are dependent on strong countries for financial assistance, especially on their friends states, including the United States, and therefore they do not want to anger those countries. It should be hoped that the expansion efforts of BRICS will bring impressive results for the world economy in the future. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: tottong on July 15, 2025, 02:10:42 AM BRICS has great potential to continue growing and play a significant role in the new world order. As more countries join, BRICS can become an increasingly influential force in shaping the future of the global economy and politics. BRICS needs to continue strengthening internal cooperation and improving policy coordination to address existing challenges. BRICS must also continue to strive to create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world order so that it can attract other countries to join. I am confident that in the future, more countries, especially developing countries, will continue to join BRICS. This is because BRICS can open broader market access and strengthen economic and diplomatic cooperation. This polarization was created as a step to find solutions to global trade, cooperation, economics, and politics for each joining country. If I understand correctly, BRICS itself also provides the option of trading using its own currency so that each country feels sufficiently advantaged. Some observers even say this concept is inseparable from efforts to eliminate the power of the dollar in global trade, as using such a method would be very detrimental to most countries. Opening broader market access depends heavily on each participating country, as market access depends on the export value of whatever commodity each country is trying to offer. This step is indeed a good one, as it provides space for each country to seek independence in any form of cooperative relationship. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: EarnOnVictor on July 15, 2025, 06:06:03 AM BRICS is an alternative economic block but the danger is that it might not remain limited to trade and cooperation and could evolve into a military alliance similar to NATO. This could lead to a return to a bipolar world like during the Cold War. The positive side is that there isn't clear ideological divide between these powers. BRICS's expansion policy already shows that they plan to play a more influential role in the future. They started with 5 countries and have already grown significantly. The BRICS conversion rate was initially slow, but it only got more serious due to Trump's ignoble acts. Trump doesn't know what leadership entails, so expect more countries to join BRICS during his tenure.Like you, I fear for the military cooperation beyond the economic and political alliance, but at the same time, most of the countries in BRICS are also for the US-led organisations, and are even relying on the US support for many things. This will weaken the ability of BRICS to be used as a military organisation because the loyalty can't be ascertained by anyone. Many of these countries are powerless militarily too, while an example like India and China are common foes. Even the recent India-Pakistan war was reported that Pakistan used Chinese weapons which being silently supported (how to use) by the Chinese during the war. All these continue to cast doubts on the relationship over time. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 15, 2025, 05:15:58 PM Opening broader market access depends heavily on each participating country, as market access depends on the export value of whatever commodity each country is trying to offer. This step is indeed a good one, as it provides space for each country to seek independence in any form of cooperative relationship. A long way to go. List of the 210 countries using the swift system. https://www.bank-codes.com/countries Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 16, 2025, 01:19:23 PM Is it really that easy to issue a new unified currency among member countries of a bloc that will always remain subject to change? Who (which entity) will issue the currency? On what basis will its value be determined? How will the negative effects of the new currency on the local currencies of brics members be addressed? The only bloc in history that has succeeded in issuing a unified currency is the EU, and we can see the negative consequences of this on European economies. It has also failed to reduce dependence on the dollar. It will definitely not be easy. But euro is a good example. It was established among tiny countries that were at war with each other for over a century (2 biggest ones they call WW1 and WW2) and yet they managed to create euro amongst themselves.I dare say BRICS currency would be easier than that because first of all these countries were never really at war with each other at the level and it also doesn't need to be used as each nation's legal tender, it could be a currency for international trades only. We have to wait and see where it goes though, at this point we are only speculating as we watch the progress... Quote For example, China, the largest holder of US bonds in the world, China used to be the biggest bag-holder of US bonds holding IIRC $1.6 trillion of US debt. They've been dumping it slowly but surely though. Pretty much starting the dump since around 2014 (when WW5 entered a new phase). Today they are bag-holding around $0.75 trillion and are ranked third among the bag-holders (Japan is the first with $1.1 trillion, UK is second with $0.807 trillion bonds).P.S. One of the reasons why FED doesn't doesn't reduce the interest rate is to prevent this dump! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Macro Exchange on July 16, 2025, 02:16:49 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fuguebtc on July 16, 2025, 03:35:19 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Although BRICS has been around for a while, in the early stages their goal was to develop and boost each other's economies together. But over time, they gradually realized that the world's dependence on the USD had inadvertently given the US supreme power and they were using it indiscriminately. They abuse them for their own benefit, not for the common good of the world as they said before. The idea of de-dollarization also started there, and BRICS seeks to reduce dependence on USD, otherwise things will soon get worse as the US increasingly abuses its power. Therefore, they have experienced some delays in implementing new monetary systems as well as in choosing a new currency to replace the USD. Not to mention, the pressure from the post-Covid global uncertainty combined with US resistance makes some delays understandable. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: DanWalker on July 16, 2025, 05:50:06 PM This polarization was created as a step to find solutions to global trade, cooperation, economics, and politics for each joining country. If I understand correctly, BRICS itself also provides the option of trading using its own currency so that each country feels sufficiently advantaged. Some observers even say this concept is inseparable from efforts to eliminate the power of the dollar in global trade, as using such a method would be very detrimental to most countries. Opening broader market access depends heavily on each participating country, as market access depends on the export value of whatever commodity each country is trying to offer. This step is indeed a good one, as it provides space for each country to seek independence in any form of cooperative relationship. BRICS is probably the biggest step taken to have self-sufficiency and moving away from dollar, now 11 countries, representing 40% of the global economy and 50% of world population. afaik they are busy uplifting local currency trade near around 90% intra-BRICS short out in member currencies, also brought BRICS Pay to make it faster. Still i have doubt cause internal policy differences and China's dominant influence could hinder cohesion. China wants to be one of the biggest superpower in the world. I think China is already an economical superpower. So of course they will try to leverage that somehow. If they pull it off, it could reshape global trade dynamics, for that they will have to work together Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: yhiaali3 on July 16, 2025, 06:12:10 PM BRICS is constantly expanding, with new countries joining the alliance. Indeed, the BRICS alliance now represents half of the world's population. But is this alliance capable of confronting the United States and its partners?
So far, despite this massive gathering, I don't see any real impact of the BRICS alliance on the global economy, particularly against the United States. I also don't see any threat to the dollar's dominance. Some BRICS countries are reluctant to abandon the dollar's dominance because they don't want to antagonize the United States and the West excessively. Last year, Russia proposed creating a new payments system based on a network of commercial banks linked together through the BRICS central banks, but to my knowledge, this proposal has not yet seen the light of day. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: laijsica on July 17, 2025, 03:09:36 AM BRICS has great potential to continue growing and play a significant role in the new world order. As more countries join, BRICS can become an increasingly influential force in shaping the future of the global economy and politics. BRICS needs to continue strengthening internal cooperation and improving policy coordination to address existing challenges. BRICS must also continue to strive to create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world order so that it can attract other countries to join. I am confident that in the future, more countries, especially developing countries, will continue to join BRICS. This is because BRICS can open broader market access and strengthen economic and diplomatic cooperation. This polarization was created as a step to find solutions to global trade, cooperation, economics, and politics for each joining country. If I understand correctly, BRICS itself also provides the option of trading using its own currency so that each country feels sufficiently advantaged.Some observers even say this concept is inseparable from efforts to eliminate the power of the dollar in global trade, as using such a method would be very detrimental to most countries. Opening broader market access depends heavily on each participating country, as market access depends on the export value of whatever commodity each country is trying to offer. This step is indeed a good one, as it provides space for each country to seek independence in any form of cooperative relationship. BRICS is probably the biggest step taken to have self-sufficiency and moving away from dollar, now 11 countries, representing 40% of the global economy and 50% of world population. afaik they are busy uplifting local currency trade near around 90% intra-BRICS short out in member currencies, also brought BRICS Pay to make it faster. Still i have doubt cause internal policy differences and China's dominant influence could hinder cohesion. China wants to be one of the biggest superpower in the world. I think China is already an economical superpower. So of course they will try to leverage that somehow. If they pull it off, it could reshape global trade dynamics, for that they will have to work together Therefore, the process through which the balance of power is being tried is likely to be successful in stages because the relationship between the United States and NATO countries has deteriorated and distance has been created due to the war with Ukraine and Russia. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: DanWalker on July 17, 2025, 03:58:01 AM China and Russia are trying to involve other countries in the world, either in terms of alternative thinking to the dollar/formation of economic alliances or in any way to implement the underlying strategy, but this is not an easy matter, it involves a huge equation of interests and world politics. Small and weak countries will not be able to free themselves from US influence so easily because they are already influencing and financially supporting every level of the state. China controls approximately about 19% of the global economy's GDP and the US controls about 24%-26%. BRICS can try to pull those weak countries out of US influence, especially if China and Russia play a more leading role but this will lead to a complex equation. Therefore, the process through which the balance of power is being tried is likely to be successful in stages because the relationship between the United States and NATO countries has deteriorated and distance has been created due to the war with Ukraine and Russia. I used to think it was a huge challenge and an impossible task, but with what Trump is doing and what America is facing. I believe that de-dollarization is happening faster than ever. The evidence is that more and more countries want to become members and partners of bloc as well as the decline of USD in global foreign exchange reserves, international trade transactions or the value of USD compared to the world currency basket...That shows that the de-dollarization process is happening very quickly. But the problem is that changing the balance of world power, the world economy will take decades, it cannot happen in 1 or 2 years. Many people do not understand this issue and think that BRICS is quite slow or has difficulty in building a multipolar world. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 17, 2025, 12:24:30 PM I used to think it was a huge challenge and an impossible task, but with what Trump is doing and what America is facing. I believe that de-dollarization is happening faster than ever. I bet he knows that, He also knows that going on as before it'll be inevitable. He only speeds up the process. The advantage of the US$ is due to the not so thought through way the fees developed in Bitcoin, the spread in 10 of thousand alternative cryptos. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Olatundespo on July 17, 2025, 03:27:23 PM China and Russia are trying to involve other countries in the world, either in terms of alternative thinking to the dollar/formation of economic alliances or in any way to implement the underlying strategy, but this is not an easy matter, it involves a huge equation of interests and world politics. Small and weak countries will not be able to free themselves from US influence so easily because they are already influencing and financially supporting every level of the state. China controls approximately about 19% of the global economy's GDP and the US controls about 24%-26%. BRICS can try to pull those weak countries out of US influence, especially if China and Russia play a more leading role but this will lead to a complex equation. Therefore, the process through which the balance of power is being tried is likely to be successful in stages because the relationship between the United States and NATO countries has deteriorated and distance has been created due to the war with Ukraine and Russia. I used to think it was a huge challenge and an impossible task, but with what Trump is doing and what America is facing. I believe that de-dollarization is happening faster than ever. The evidence is that more and more countries want to become members and partners of bloc as well as the decline of USD in global foreign exchange reserves, international trade transactions or the value of USD compared to the world currency basket...That shows that the de-dollarization process is happening very quickly. But the problem is that changing the balance of world power, the world economy will take decades, it cannot happen in 1 or 2 years. Many people do not understand this issue and think that BRICS is quite slow or has difficulty in building a multipolar world. After the trade war between the US and China started in 2018, China adopted a strategy to become self-reliant and try to reduce its dependence on the dollar and they are very confident of succeeding in this effort. Their intention to form BRICS with other countries including Russia and India be part of their far-reaching efforts. You are right that more and more countries in the world are ready to become members of this bloc, but how successfully they will be able to extricate themselves from US polarization is a matter of some doubt. However, it is certain that more and more countries are preparing to develop alternative currency systems to the dollar and they may succeed in the future. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: dezoel on July 17, 2025, 05:45:21 PM I used to think it was a huge challenge and an impossible task, but with what Trump is doing and what America is facing. I believe that de-dollarization is happening faster than ever. De-dollarization is possible and things are heading for this as well but still keep one thing in mind it's not going to happen in few years it needed decades because it's never been easy to challenge their power while confidence level in BRICS is still not good.The evidence is that more and more countries want to become members and partners of bloc as well as the decline of USD in global foreign exchange reserves, international trade transactions or the value of USD compared to the world currency basket...That shows that the de-dollarization process is happening very quickly. But the problem is that changing the balance of world power, the world economy will take decades, it cannot happen in 1 or 2 years. Many people do not understand this issue and think that BRICS is quite slow or has difficulty in building a multipolar world. Few things were needed to be done in early parts which can give them good success but as few countries always player their double role it's not easy for them to stick with China and Russia policies which are not helpful for few countries in trading way China always give priority to their own interest and Russia is looking for friends due to their own conflicts while other countries those are with them surely can't support them without having solid development. I read many are talking about their single currency which is not possible because they are not near and have some other problems which can give them more problems, but they can go with Bitcoin which is now also not easy due to few bans. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 17, 2025, 07:25:37 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) The BRICS can add as many members as it wants, but ultimately, the US has the final say. So long as the USD remains the reserve currency of the world. One way or another, countries need the USD to survive. It's hard to make use of another currency that would challenge the USD. I'd bet the next country to join the bloc is Venezuela. Right now the USD is showing signs of weakness, so "de-dollarization" efforts would only accelerate. Especially now that Trump is threatening to fire FED chair Jerome Powell and threatening other countries with additional tariffs. This will only make countries reject the USD even more. Confidence among investors will be lost, due to the US' economic uncertainty. Without money pouring into US treasuries and bonds, the country will be doomed. It will be forced to default on its debt. Perhaps, the BRICS will survive and live alongside the EU bloc for generations. We never know what the future holds, so anything's possible. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 17, 2025, 08:56:30 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) CIPS (Cross-Border Interbank Payment System) is a system made by China. SPFS (System for Transfer of Financial Messages) is a system made by Russia. https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250403-25-countries-join-russias-payment-system-as-an-alternative-to-swift/ https://statrys.com/blog/what-is-cips-china Some Russian banks have been restricted from SWIFT for a long time, some of the other banks conducting their business. But they are finding alternative. We can easily understand that it will not be difficult to operate without SWIFT but temporary problems will have to be faced. BRICS member countries are increasing. If almost half of the world's population is included in this coverage or many countries are added here, then finding an alternative to SWIFT is not a problem. Many countries are still outside BRICS, but they have started coming. As new countries join BRICS, their control over raw materials, markets and geographical position has become more powerful. BRICS is carrying out its activities extensively and they are doing everything smoothly to keep their position more stable worldwide. That is why we need to give more time considering the global situation as we are moving forward as fast as we can. But it is certain that this organization is moving forward on the right track. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 18, 2025, 02:58:00 AM Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc. You should make your expectations more realistic. It is like saying after 16 years bitcoin is still not $1 million dollar! Establishing a New World Order is not going to happen overnight, like previous times. It will take years and will be accompanied with a lot of conflict. The wars you see in 3 continents today are the result of that. But it is happening and it is inevitable... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 19, 2025, 01:00:10 AM It will definitely take some time to get out of a system that has been in place for a long time. BRICS has already started working. Among BRICS countries, Russia and China are using their own payment system, which we can think of as an alternative to SWIFT in their own countries and have launched international payment systems. CIPS (Cross-Border Interbank Payment System) is a system made by China. SPFS (System for Transfer of Financial Messages) is a system made by Russia. https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250403-25-countries-join-russias-payment-system-as-an-alternative-to-swift/ https://statrys.com/blog/what-is-cips-china?utm_source Some Russian banks have been restricted from SWIFT for a long time, some of the other banks conducting their business. But they are finding alternative. We can easily understand that it will not be difficult to operate without SWIFT but temporary problems will have to be faced. BRICS member countries are increasing. If almost half of the world's population is included in this coverage or many countries are added here, then finding an alternative to SWIFT is not a problem. Many countries are still outside BRICS, but they have started coming. As new countries join BRICS, their control over raw materials, markets and geographical position has become more powerful. BRICS is carrying out its activities extensively and they are doing everything smoothly to keep their position more stable worldwide. That is why we need to give more time considering the global situation as we are moving forward as fast as we can. But it is certain that this organization is moving forward on the right track. But do these alternative payment systems make use of crypto/Blockchain tech? I doubt it. Meanwhile, the US is moving one step forward by enacting pro-crypto policies under President Donald Trump's leadership. With stablecoins poised to become de-facto USD digital Fiat currencies, the USD's dominance will only strengthen over time. It's no secret that USD-based stablecoins dominate the crypto market. And if the FED backs the USD with BTC, things will be even better. How will BRICS be able to compete with this? The bloc needs to adopt Blockchain tech at its fullest to stay at the forefront of innovation. China has a CBDC, but other countries within the bloc are lacking behind. Not sure if the Chinese Yuan (now e-CNY) would be able to become the standard medium of exchange among BRICS countries. We'll see if they'll be able to de-throne the USD in the long run. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 19, 2025, 11:28:14 AM It will definitely take some time to get out of a system that has been in place for a long time. BRICS has already started working. Among BRICS countries, Russia and China are using their own payment system, which we can think of as an alternative to SWIFT in their own countries and have launched international payment systems. CIPS (Cross-Border Interbank Payment System) is a system made by China. SPFS (System for Transfer of Financial Messages) is a system made by Russia. https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250403-25-countries-join-russias-payment-system-as-an-alternative-to-swift/ https://statrys.com/blog/what-is-cips-china?utm_source Some Russian banks have been restricted from SWIFT for a long time, some of the other banks conducting their business. But they are finding alternative. We can easily understand that it will not be difficult to operate without SWIFT but temporary problems will have to be faced. BRICS member countries are increasing. If almost half of the world's population is included in this coverage or many countries are added here, then finding an alternative to SWIFT is not a problem. Many countries are still outside BRICS, but they have started coming. As new countries join BRICS, their control over raw materials, markets and geographical position has become more powerful. BRICS is carrying out its activities extensively and they are doing everything smoothly to keep their position more stable worldwide. That is why we need to give more time considering the global situation as we are moving forward as fast as we can. But it is certain that this organization is moving forward on the right track. But do these alternative payment systems make use of crypto/Blockchain tech? I doubt it. Meanwhile, the US is moving one step forward by enacting pro-crypto policies under President Donald Trump's leadership. With stablecoins poised to become de-facto USD digital Fiat currencies, the USD's dominance will only strengthen over time. It's no secret that USD-based stablecoins dominate the crypto market. And if the FED backs the USD with BTC, things will be even better. How will BRICS be able to compete with this? The bloc needs to adopt Blockchain tech at its fullest to stay at the forefront of innovation. China has a CBDC, but other countries within the bloc are lacking behind. Not sure if the Chinese Yuan (now e-CNY) would be able to become the standard medium of exchange among BRICS countries. We'll see if they'll be able to de-throne the USD in the long run. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Die_empty on July 20, 2025, 11:00:17 AM Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc. https://m.economictimes.com/news/economy/foreign-trade/india-china-have-agreed-to-cooperate-in-paying-in-local-currency-for-imports-maldives/articleshow/110329147.cms https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=db9df4b9-2b1d-48a7-be4d-ef74ff375d79#:~:text=In%20March%202023%2C%20Brazil%20and,trade%20in%20their%20local%20currencies. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: jostorres on July 20, 2025, 01:40:00 PM But do these alternative payment systems make use of crypto/Blockchain tech? I doubt it. Meanwhile, the US is moving one step forward by enacting pro-crypto policies under President Donald Trump's leadership. With stablecoins poised to become de-facto USD digital Fiat currencies, the USD's dominance will only strengthen over time. It's no secret that USD-based stablecoins dominate the crypto market. And if the FED backs the USD with BTC, things will be even better. They "say" they are going to, but they do not. Most nations have "some" pro-crypto moves, like for example when Russians faced account freezing and sanctions, they used bitcoin to move their money from other nations back into Russia, a lot of millionaires and billionaires moved their money that way, while it was risky because of the size of the amount, they probably did it piece by piece, so if anything ever happens, it would be small amount that gets lost.How will BRICS be able to compete with this? The bloc needs to adopt Blockchain tech at its fullest to stay at the forefront of innovation. China has a CBDC, but other countries within the bloc are lacking behind. Not sure if the Chinese Yuan (now e-CNY) would be able to become the standard medium of exchange among BRICS countries. We'll see if they'll be able to de-throne the USD in the long run. So, do we call Russia pro-crypto too? Of course not, not yet at least, they may become one in the future. USA allows people to trade, and own, and they say they will start crypto treasury investment too, but they haven't yet, just because they "said" it, does it mean they already do? Of course not. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Btcalysis on July 20, 2025, 04:31:56 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Although BRICS has been around for a while, in the early stages their goal was to develop and boost each other's economies together. But over time, they gradually realized that the world's dependence on the USD had inadvertently given the US supreme power and they were using it indiscriminately. They abuse them for their own benefit, not for the common good of the world as they said before. But political power and economic dominance? Yes, we can say the US is somewhat flexes muscle on this. It become clearer and annoying during Trump's administration and the reason BRICS was formed to strengthen a rebellious alliance against the US and the USD. Not that the USD is being abused by the US, but to reduce the strong dominance in the world market. Too much power that wants to be diluted is the main goal of de-dollarization. This is fair in every political and economic setting to avoid being overused. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Spinning99 on July 20, 2025, 04:43:47 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Half the world’s population and still can’t build a working alternative to SWIFT. Sounds more like a geopolitical book club than a real economic bloc.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I can't blame the US only though, most countries would abuse this power if they had it especially the EU. A world with many competing currencies is a world with better balance. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: justdimin on July 22, 2025, 02:33:00 PM The move to create an alternative to SWIFT might be slow but it's gradually gaining momentum. BRICS Pay is a payment platform used by member nations for financial transactions without using SWIFT. Since 2023 Brazil and China have eliminated the use of dollars for trade. Rather, trade deals are settled with local currencies. China and India also have agreements to adopt local currencies in their trade deals. Other countries are also adopting the same strategy to bypass the Western-controlled payment system. That will not be easy at all. It is going to take years. And I said this before, I am saying it again, if they ever go towards "one currency" route, they will be fucked, they are not going to get any better.Because Euro zone did that with a currency of Euro, and in return, many nations got hurt because of it. I am telling you, this BRICS thing is very tough to do, but they were also forced to do, because west basically removed these nations from participating, so they are building their own, there isn't a mistake there, they should be doing it. I bet that they are going to get a great result from all of this. It's not going to be easy, it's going to be incredibly difficult, but we are going to get a great result one way or another. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 23, 2025, 01:17:46 AM The move to create an alternative to SWIFT might be slow but it's gradually gaining momentum. BRICS Pay is a payment platform used by member nations for financial transactions without using SWIFT. Since 2023 Brazil and China have eliminated the use of dollars for trade. Rather, trade deals are settled with local currencies. China and India also have agreements to adopt local currencies in their trade deals. Other countries are also adopting the same strategy to bypass the Western-controlled payment system. https://m.economictimes.com/news/economy/foreign-trade/india-china-have-agreed-to-cooperate-in-paying-in-local-currency-for-imports-maldives/articleshow/110329147.cms https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=db9df4b9-2b1d-48a7-be4d-ef74ff375d79#:~:text=In%20March%202023%2C%20Brazil%20and,trade%20in%20their%20local%20currencies. Well, if BRICS Pay doesn't make use of a Blockchain then it will be as inefficient as its counterpart. BRICS needs to show superiority. And what better way to do this than making use of the latest technologies? A Blockchain-powered payments system would be truly-unstoppable. It would be even better if BRICS used a single currency for transfers that's backed by Bitcoin. The possibilities are endless. Donald Trump's actions will only fuel "de-dollarization" efforts. I guess it's too late to put a stop to BRICS. Not even higher tariffs will do the trick. We're living in uncertain times, so anything's possible. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 23, 2025, 05:25:29 AM And if the FED backs the USD with BTC, things will be even better. That's obviously not possible!They have $37 trillion debt and are creating $1 trillion more debt every 2-3 months now. Not only they can't back that with bitcoin but the entire global economy can't cover that! In fact this is the reason why USD is becoming weaker every day. And of course one of the main reasons why the world is slowly abandoning the dollar. Well, if BRICS Pay doesn't make use of a Blockchain then it will be as inefficient as its counterpart. Blockchain is the worst option for any payment system that is not decentralized like bitcoin and obviously none of these international payment systems can ever be decentralized. It is just too inefficient to use. The only reason why it works for something like Bitcoin is because its other advantages (decentralized, censorship resistant, deflationary, irreversible transactions, etc.) negates all the disadvantages of blockchain.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Alpen on July 23, 2025, 10:09:18 AM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. It’ll be really interesting to see what’s left of this bloc if that happens. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 24, 2025, 04:51:44 AM I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. This could be an interesting opinion if you added some logic to it and try to explain why you think China would leave something they were one of the main founders of and is benefiting them greatly.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fruktik on July 24, 2025, 05:00:03 AM I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. It’ll be really interesting to see what’s left of this bloc if that happens. A coalition of countries has been formed, each with a dictatorship and a simply terrible regime of human existence. There are no rights or freedoms. The most nightmarish regimes have decided to announce themselves to the whole world, designating themselves as shitty states. They have shown everyone an example of what not to do in the modern world.So what will come out of this union? Where is at least some result of their cooperation? They still buy goods for dollars, don't they? So many years have passed since their creation, but they are still marking time. And why? Because each usurper is pulling the blanket over himself. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: laijsica on July 24, 2025, 05:32:53 AM I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. It’ll be really interesting to see what’s left of this bloc if that happens. A coalition of countries has been formed, each with a dictatorship and a simply terrible regime of human existence. There are no rights or freedoms. The most nightmarish regimes have decided to announce themselves to the whole world, designating themselves as shitty states. They have shown everyone an example of what not to do in the modern world.So what will come out of this union? Where is at least some result of their cooperation? They still buy goods for dollars, don't they? So many years have passed since their creation, but they are still marking time. And why? Because each usurper is pulling the blanket over himself. Alliance formation and alternative policies have not yet seen the light of day. The main reason for this is that Trump's trade and tariff policy amendments and their implementation will further paralyze those countries. Underdeveloped countries will not want to take a strong position against strong countries. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: PremiumcryptoHub on July 24, 2025, 07:46:00 AM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. It’ll be really interesting to see what’s left of this bloc if that happens. By the way you should also know that the BRICS members are now operating a banking payment system with China, which actually allows them to use China's own fiat currency instead of the dollar. It is even worth noting that Iran and Brazil are already ahead in this regard, which is why they use Chinese currency when purchasing imports there. China’s Growing Influence from BRICS Expansion (https://emoryeconomicsreview.org/articles/2025/1/17/chinas-growing-influence-from-brics-expansion) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Alpen on July 24, 2025, 08:37:17 AM This could be an interesting opinion if you added some logic to it and try to explain why you think China would leave something they were one of the main founders of and is benefiting them greatly. China founded BRICS because nobody was inviting it to the “grown-ups club” — the G7. Developed countries still don’t see China as an equal. At some point, Xi Jinping, wearing his ‘eternal Mao’ suit, decided to flex muscles by expanding BRICS with a bunch of raw-material satellites — to shake the dollar’s dominance.But the moment this expansion started smelling like real responsibility and potential loss of access to US and EU markets, China quietly stepped back. That’s how it works. So what will come out of this union? Where is at least some result of their cooperation? They still buy goods for dollars, don't they? So many years have passed since their creation, but they are still marking time. And why? Because each usurper is pulling the blanket over himself. I completely agree with you, but I’d add that this whole bloc isn’t really about real economic results — it’s more of a cover to justify their own authoritarian regimes.By the way you should also know that the BRICS members are now operating a banking payment system with China, which actually allows them to use China's own fiat currency instead of the dollar. It is even worth noting that Iran and Brazil are already ahead in this regard, which is why they use Chinese currency when purchasing imports there. Now China has only two options left: either forget about BRICS and reboot Deng Xiaoping’s doctrine again — or get its own share of bombs. And honestly, I think they’ll choose both, paradoxical as it sounds. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 24, 2025, 12:31:52 PM This could be an interesting opinion if you added some logic to it and try to explain why you think China would leave something they were one of the main founders of and is benefiting them greatly. China founded BRICS because nobody was inviting it to the “grown-ups club” — the G7. Developed countries still don’t see China as an equal. At some point, Xi Jinping, wearing his ‘eternal Mao’ suit, decided to flex muscles by expanding BRICS with a bunch of raw-material satellites — to shake the dollar’s dominance.But the moment this expansion started smelling like real responsibility and potential loss of access to US and EU markets, China quietly stepped back. That’s how it works. Chinese President Xi Jinping himself is committed to being involved in it he says : We BRICS countries share extensive consensus and common goals. No matter how the international situation changes, our commitment to cooperation since the very beginning and our common aspiration will not change. (https://english.cctv.com/2023/08/24/ARTI6bbySK1vefeMY45wp6TY230824.shtml) The reason why China is creating BRICS is that they do not want to depend on the US or the EU. They know very well that the US president can increase trade tariffs at any time according to his wishes. We have also been aware of this. When the US increased tariffs, China also responded by increasing tariffs. So they will not do any business with them out of fear. The purpose of forming BRICS against the US and Western regimes is so that China can maintain its dominance. If China is not active here, then there would be no need for other countries to form BRICS. If BRICS is established, all the countries in its alliance will benefit, but China will be the most profitable. If this is the case, then why would China leave from BRICS? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: MusaPk on July 24, 2025, 06:19:16 PM The reason why China is creating BRICS is that they do not want to depend on the US or the EU. They know very well that the US president can increase trade tariffs at any time according to his wishes. We have also been aware of this. When the US increased tariffs, China also responded by increasing tariffs. So they will not do any business with them out of fear. The purpose of forming BRICS against the US and Western regimes is so that China can maintain its dominance. If China is not active here, then there would be no need for other countries to form BRICS. If BRICS is established, all the countries in its alliance will benefit, but China will be the most profitable. If this is the case, then why would China leave from BRICS? China over the years has emerged as a big power in almost every field like economy, military, sports, though it's an established fact but it's certainly not liked by big powers of west and that's why we see continuous propaganda against China. BRICS is not a new alliance but it dates back to 2009 and good thing about this alliance is that it's still active and more countries are joining this alliance. It's first time Chinese president was not able to attend BRICS summit due to schedule conflict. But that doesn't mean China skipped completely the BRICS summit held earlier this month, Prime Minister Li Qiang led the Chinese delegation in there. I don't think China will leave a forum that is giving him benefit and getting strength with every passing year. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: criptoevangelista on July 24, 2025, 07:35:56 PM The reason why China is creating BRICS is that they do not want to depend on the US or the EU. They know very well that the US president can increase trade tariffs at any time according to his wishes. We have also been aware of this. When the US increased tariffs, China also responded by increasing tariffs. So they will not do any business with them out of fear. The purpose of forming BRICS against the US and Western regimes is so that China can maintain its dominance. If China is not active here, then there would be no need for other countries to form BRICS. If BRICS is established, all the countries in its alliance will benefit, but China will be the most profitable. If this is the case, then why would China leave from BRICS? China over the years has emerged as a big power in almost every field like economy, military, sports, though it's an established fact but it's certainly not liked by big powers of west and that's why we see continuous propaganda against China. BRICS is not a new alliance but it dates back to 2009 and good thing about this alliance is that it's still active and more countries are joining this alliance. It's first time Chinese president was not able to attend BRICS summit due to schedule conflict. But that doesn't mean China skipped completely the BRICS summit held earlier this month, Prime Minister Li Qiang led the Chinese delegation in there. I don't think China will leave a forum that is giving him benefit and getting strength with every passing year. In a way, China's massive growth started with market liberalization. And the United States was one of the main contributors to that back in the 1990s, buying a lot from the Chinese and heating up their economy, which helped turn them into the industrial powerhouse they are today. Combined with various incentives and cheap labor, it was only a matter of time before they would want to challenge the dollar and push forward with their own beliefs. Anyway, I’ll wait for the next chapters of this saga to see how it all plays out. I think it’s very unlikely that the dollar will be overthrown or that BRICS will succeed in something like that. But you never know, right? I prefer to just keep watching. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 25, 2025, 01:26:46 AM Don't forget that China is one of its founders and no decision has been made that the South Asian country will leave the group. Moreover I think that China is the driving force behind the BRICS and they are even playing an important role in all areas. Even among the countries in this organization, China is playing a leading role in all areas be it trade or investment. By the way you should also know that the BRICS members are now operating a banking payment system with China, which actually allows them to use China's own fiat currency instead of the dollar. It is even worth noting that Iran and Brazil are already ahead in this regard, which is why they use Chinese currency when purchasing imports there. China’s Growing Influence from BRICS Expansion (https://emoryeconomicsreview.org/articles/2025/1/17/chinas-growing-influence-from-brics-expansion) China is the GOAT. It's one step ahead in terms of EV adoption, robotics, and even AI. Meanwhile, the US is moving one step backwards focusing on issues with little or no significance (like trying to make Canada a state, increasing tariff rates to exorbitant levels, etc). To the surprise of many, Russia's Ruble is having a strong performance. With giants such as China and Russia within the bloc, BRICS will only get bigger and stronger than ever. I guess it's too late for the West. Especially the US. BRICS' major rival would be the EU. I'd love to see how everything unfolds with these two blocs competing against each other. And the US? It won't be long before it becomes history. Empires rise and fall, right? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Reatim on July 25, 2025, 03:39:38 AM I personally think China will eventually leave BRICS. This could be an interesting opinion if you added some logic to it and try to explain why you think China would leave something they were one of the main founders of and is benefiting them greatly.maybe china would push for their country and others wouldn’t like it and eventually leave or maybe they will all get along and have a global/international support group Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 25, 2025, 05:00:52 AM China founded BRICS because nobody was inviting it to the “grown-ups club” — the G7. Developed countries still don’t see China as an equal. At some point, Xi Jinping, wearing his ‘eternal Mao’ suit, decided to flex muscles by expanding BRICS with a bunch of raw-material satellites — to shake the dollar’s dominance. Thanks for the explanation.But the moment this expansion started smelling like real responsibility and potential loss of access to US and EU markets, China quietly stepped back. That’s how it works. You are missing a couple of things though. You are forgetting that after NATO started its proxy war with Russia, their economy started weakening and the more the EU economy got destroyed the more they became dependent on China. For example the German automotive industry that was once strong became bankrupt and it is now mostly owned by China. So your logic about BRICS making EU markets less accessible to China is wrong. It's the same with US as well. US economy depends on China as much as Chinese economy depends on US, if not more! Look at how the Trump's economic war with China has hurt the US economy and how Americans are calling the US regime a fascist regime because of what Trump did to their lives in mass protests that have been regularly taking place across America! That’s exactly why Iran is now getting American and Israeli bombs, That's all about natural resources (Iran has the largest supply of oil+gas in the world) which the West desperately needs these days.And that was one of their stupidest moves they'd ever made which is why 4-5 days after they started that war against Iran, they started begging for ceasefire as Iran continued bombing the hell out of them. Half of Israel is completely destroyed and by the 12th day when Iran bombed the hell out of the US regime's central command in Qatar, Trump started begging for a ceasefire... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fruktik on July 25, 2025, 07:11:18 AM You are right that the leaders of those countries are trying to hold on to power with their dictatorial methods and are imposing their exclusive power on the people. The most interesting thing is that they are still buying and selling in dollars and have not yet secured a strong position in alternative currencies. Yes, they are trying systematically to trade among themselves and have started on a small scale, but this cannot provide any solution to the limitations of other alliance countries. If America imposes more tariffs on other weak countries, a terrible situation may arise for the people of their countries. Manufacturing factories will close, thousands of people will be unemployed and start becoming poor. Double standards and hypocrisy always accompany dictatorial regimes. This is part of the "system" that accompanies it all the time. It is stupid and naive to expect anything different.Alliance formation and alternative policies have not yet seen the light of day. The main reason for this is that Trump's trade and tariff policy amendments and their implementation will further paralyze those countries. Underdeveloped countries will not want to take a strong position against strong countries. And the most interesting thing is that the media is saying something completely different. Allegedly, there will be a separate currency for settlements between countries in this coalition. It is funny to hear this when you and I know the real state of affairs. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: free-bit.co.in on July 25, 2025, 10:27:06 AM it wouldn’t be surprising if the countries in brics turned in on each other after they have defeated the us after all their intentions would be to improve their country’s standing maybe china would push for their country and others wouldn’t like it and eventually leave or maybe they will all get along and have a global/international support group The goal of BRICS is not to defeat the US and become the new world ruler, their goal is to reduce dependence on the USD. Creating a multipolar world with evenly distributed power to make the world more equal, a world not bound or oppressed by a single power. So the scenario of them turning their backs on each other and falling apart is very unlikely, they need to maintain that to keep the world multipolar and that is their goal. How can they easily give up the achievements they have worked so hard to achieve if they succeed in creating a multipolar world? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: hafiztalha on July 25, 2025, 01:13:44 PM The bloc is growing silently. Despite all the interpretations of the global political scene, the expansion of BRICS to include more emerging economies cannot be ignored. But does this really worry America in particular, given that it is the only country leading the anti-BRICS alliance? After the Russian-American rapprochement on the Ukraine issue, it seems that things have returned to tension following Trump's decision to continue supporting Ukraine with weapons and equipment. The joining of more countries to BRICS coincided with the divergence between Russia and America in their positions on their respective foreign policies. BRICS is always powerful currency on the World because it is in the favour of local currency of countries. Countries can trade easily without buying dollars from the countries. Brazil could be leader because they gave this concept, otherwise all countries have to buy dollars for the trade which was in the favour of USA and USA were becoming economic power and most of the countries have negative impact of that on economy. More countries are also accepting BRICS because in this currency . USA has dominanting mindset and that is the reason, all countries are against USA and they want to be free from that .In the near future, or it could take more 10 years to make BRICS as best currency of the World. India is also against America in this case.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Danica22 on July 25, 2025, 02:22:20 PM I think it’s very unlikely that the dollar will be overthrown or that BRICS will succeed in something like that. Overthrowing the dollar is very difficult and would have been an impossible task if we were talking about this many years ago. But I think this is no longer true because more and more countries are realizing the abuse of power and aggressive attitude of the United States, and many countries are wanting to get away from the United States. So I even believe that de-dollarization will happen faster than many people think and that it is inevitable, we no longer need to doubt it. As evidence, the dominance of the USD in global foreign exchange reserves or in international trade has decreased significantly compared to many years ago. Instead, they are increasing their gold accumulation, and that is why the demand for gold has increased sharply in recent years, or they are diversifying their reserve currencies into yuan, euro...It is clear that they are preparing for something, and that is dedollarization. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 26, 2025, 12:58:30 AM The goal of BRICS is not to defeat the US and become the new world ruler, their goal is to reduce dependence on the USD. Creating a multipolar world with evenly distributed power to make the world more equal, a world not bound or oppressed by a single power. So the scenario of them turning their backs on each other and falling apart is very unlikely, they need to maintain that to keep the world multipolar and that is their goal. How can they easily give up the achievements they have worked so hard to achieve if they succeed in creating a multipolar world? That has always been the plan. To dethrone the US as the world's leading superpower. I doubt BRICS will take the US' reign anytime soon. Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. At the time of this writing, Russia and China are the only countries capable enough to survive on their own. But I can't say the same about other countries within the bloc (BRICS). We're living in uncertain times, so anything's possible. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Olatundespo on July 26, 2025, 02:31:41 AM The goal of BRICS is not to defeat the US and become the new world ruler, their goal is to reduce dependence on the USD. Creating a multipolar world with evenly distributed power to make the world more equal, a world not bound or oppressed by a single power. So the scenario of them turning their backs on each other and falling apart is very unlikely, they need to maintain that to keep the world multipolar and that is their goal. How can they easily give up the achievements they have worked so hard to achieve if they succeed in creating a multipolar world? That has always been the plan. To dethrone the US as the world's leading superpower. I doubt BRICS will take the US' reign anytime soon. Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. At the time of this writing, Russia and China are the only countries capable enough to survive on their own. But I can't say the same about other countries within the bloc (BRICS). We're living in uncertain times, so anything's possible. Since Russia and China are members of the BRICS, it has become very challenging for the US to maintain the dominance of the dollar and if more countries join this alliance, the US's sole dominance in the world will be reduced and the dollar will fall. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 26, 2025, 05:01:50 PM To dethrone the US as the world's leading superpower. I doubt BRICS will take the US' reign anytime soon. For thousands of years since the first powers emerged, there has never been a unipolar world which is exactly why US regime's reign only lasted 20-30 years and fell apart very quickly. It is also why BRICS was never meant to create a unipolar world. It was meant to go back to what is normal meaning a multipolar world.Quote Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. I wouldn't call it might!Economically you just said EU is falling apart when you said they are going to massively increase their war expenses which means cutting funds from everything else and pouring billions into war efforts! Money that should have gone into education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Militarily they also have not much to say considering all these money they are taking out of their crisis ridden economy is going to US weapons manufacturers to build them some garbage that is too expensive and doesn't work as it should. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Agbe on July 26, 2025, 06:09:45 PM I am pleased that the government of my country has become a partner this year. We have been aligning with the Western bloc for a long time, yet things are getting worse. The US and partners see my country only as a source of cheap raw materials. Our biggest problem now is terrorism, and a US Congressman, Scott Perry, during a hearing in Congress, stated that US financial aid to Nigeria was indirectly used to finance terrorists, including Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda. It is obvious that our country has been destabilized to enable these foreign countries to acquire cheap raw materials. The world needs another global alliance and BRICS might be the alternative. https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/02/23/time-to-unmask-sponsors-of-boko-haram/?amp=1 I'm not a Nigerian, but it seems the US is indeed raping your country. If I'm not mistaken, ExxonMobil and Chevron have been drilling your lands for many decades to serve the needs of people somewhere else. However, to despise this rapist nation shouldn't mean there's a need to accommodate another rapist country. To partner with another world superpower for the sake of balance might only mean inviting another rapist to take advantage of what you have. China is burying you with debts. Worse, they're even bringing in their own people for works that should have been offered to the locals. Now, they're legally and illegally drilling for all kinds of stuff in your country. I hope and pray that yours and my country will one day cease to be just mere playthings of these competing and greedy nations. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fortify on July 26, 2025, 08:19:33 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) It's actually quite naive to talk about the "BRICS" in this way, because there isn't actually a solid relationship between them and they are not some solid trading bloc. You've just reeled off some random country names that are scattered around the world, that might have some sort of trading relationship with a BRICS country but it by no means aligns them in any other way. None of them, besides maybe Belarus and Cuba, are particularly bound to BRICS nations and do just as much business with the rest of the world. It's noteworthy that you haven't actually cited any source, because there aren't any with a credible reputation, that would make such a silly claim. If anything the BRICS is fragmented like never before with countries like India and China in very tense competition with each other. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 27, 2025, 04:30:48 AM Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. I wouldn't call it might!Economically you just said EU is falling apart when you said they are going to massively increase their war expenses which means cutting funds from everything else and pouring billions into war efforts! Money that should have gone into education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Militarily they also have not much to say considering all these money they are taking out of their crisis ridden economy is going to US weapons manufacturers to build them some garbage that is too expensive and doesn't work as it should. The Chinese officials didn't even receive them at their plane, these EU leaders were just put them on a bus like peasants and were brought forth to the Chinese president to kiss his hands ;D This is how the world sees Europe these days and when I say the world I don't just mean the East. Just check out how the US regime sees Europe which is palpable in bullshit Trump's keeps saying everywhere... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Sticky Bomb on July 27, 2025, 09:19:17 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. This explains why Trump slammed my country with 14% tariff on exports from all businesses. He's trying to impose fear on other countries trying to join BRICS by imposing tariffs on newly joined countries. Funny though how he thinks these lame tactics would deter countries from joining the opposing side. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Such big bully actions worked in the younger world, but not anymore. He should be well aware that bullying only scares people away from you and announced your opposition's as the better option. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: bangjoe on July 27, 2025, 10:03:45 PM Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. I wouldn't call it might!Economically you just said EU is falling apart when you said they are going to massively increase their war expenses which means cutting funds from everything else and pouring billions into war efforts! Money that should have gone into education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Militarily they also have not much to say considering all these money they are taking out of their crisis ridden economy is going to US weapons manufacturers to build them some garbage that is too expensive and doesn't work as it should. The Chinese officials didn't even receive them at their plane, these EU leaders were just put them on a bus like peasants and were brought forth to the Chinese president to kiss his hands ;D This is how the world sees Europe these days and when I say the world I don't just mean the East. Just check out how the US regime sees Europe which is palpable in bullshit Trump's keeps saying everywhere... It must be accepted as a fact that the situation in Europe is not good. The war between Ukraine and Russia has had a significant impact on developments in Europe, while the geopolitical situation is also in a bad state. Hearing from you that they were not welcomed at the airport by the Chinese government could indicate certain thoughts and show how China is currently treating Europe, which could explain that Europe's self-esteem is declining due to the issues in its region. This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. This explains why Trump slammed my country with 14% tariff on exports from all businesses. He's trying to impose fear on other countries trying to join BRICS by imposing tariffs on newly joined countries. Funny though how he thinks these lame tactics would deter countries from joining the opposing side. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Such big bully actions worked in the younger world, but not anymore. He should be well aware that bullying only scares people away from you and announced your opposition's as the better option. There is always a middle ground to be taken, even though it may be convincing. My country took the step of negotiating and successfully reduced tariffs by 19%, though it remains higher than your country's. However, this is the path our country chose after securing a position in BRICS while continuing to collaborate with the US, even though we were required to do many things to ensure the agreement runs smoothly. Trump intentionally intimidated them in this way to make them grow, at least survive, and try to control countries afraid of the US. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Churchillvv on July 27, 2025, 10:27:15 PM Especially with the EU in play. Constant geopolitical tensions in Europe will only strengthen the EU in the long run. The Ukraine war is only the beginning. Already, EU countries promised to spend 5% of their GDP for defense. Will BRICS stand a chance against the EU's military and economic might? Only time will tell. I wouldn't call it might!Economically you just said EU is falling apart when you said they are going to massively increase their war expenses which means cutting funds from everything else and pouring billions into war efforts! Money that should have gone into education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. Militarily they also have not much to say considering all these money they are taking out of their crisis ridden economy is going to US weapons manufacturers to build them some garbage that is too expensive and doesn't work as it should. The Chinese officials didn't even receive them at their plane, these EU leaders were just put them on a bus like peasants and were brought forth to the Chinese president to kiss his hands ;D This is how the world sees Europe these days and when I say the world I don't just mean the East. Just check out how the US regime sees Europe which is palpable in bullshit Trump's keeps saying everywhere... Europe might still look strong or okay in most people's eyes for now till the changes begin to have effect, just like you added Pooya87 they are lossing the spotlight already the demonstration in china is a hint that isn't widely understood by many, only those with four sights understand what the Chinese government is saying in action. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on July 28, 2025, 12:04:55 AM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. A take home on this crucial summit to the other world is that this alignment called BRICS has come to stay, and sanctions from the other world against the new intending members into the ideology of the BRICS alignment makes them see more reasons to be members of this new emerging economic bloc. Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, not like their current position where they feel dependent than interdependent and underdeveloped economically and technologically.Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: SATWAT on July 28, 2025, 01:58:04 AM A take home on this crucial summit to the other world is that this alignment called BRICS has come to stay, and sanctions from the other world against the new intending members into the ideology of the BRICS alignment makes them see more reasons to be members of this new emerging economic bloc. Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, not like their current position where they feel dependent than interdependent and underdeveloped economically and technologically. I don't think anyone have too many expectations from this BRICS because its start with lack of confidence and few big players are doing few things for their own sack is having problems here even numbers are increasing but still its long way to go for having anything authentic.China is main power behind this who is looking for strong allies Russia is also having some interest but still its never been easy for countries to have confidence because few countries role always suspicious which hurt organizations like this we have to wait for more exposure which will give better details. If they are serious they needed to be work on few trading things and also currency because if they are successful then surely this could be huge success for them. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 28, 2025, 04:42:51 AM Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, This is a key point when it comes to newly established international organizations such as BRICS. Something that is often forgotten by the people who doubt its future.The current existing international system clearly does not work. For example organizations such as UN have proven to be useless in important matters in this world and worse than that, they are abhorrently biased instead of being neutral. For example they could not prevent invasion of Iraq and a dozen other countries by NATO. They could not prevent invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They could not even stop the genocide in Gaza that is backed by NATO! and a lot more. The West with all its fake talks of democracy, freedom, human rights, etc. is actually the biggest neo-dictatorship there is; both in domestic political system and their attitude internationally. For example why should a handful of countries have veto power in the UN?!!! The entire world passes a resolution to end the genocide in Gaza and the US regime that is supporting that genocide, easily vetoes it in order to keep the genocide going! In that sense BRICS is like Bitcoin, a corrupt and broken system existed (in case of Bitcoin that system is the banking system that benefited a minority) and we needed an alternative for those of us who didn't want to be part of that system any more. So even though it may take another decade for the New World Order to be fully established and for organizations like BRICS to be in full effect, but we are on a good path so far to reach that goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: B-BossMan on July 28, 2025, 07:08:24 AM Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, This is a key point when it comes to newly established international organizations such as BRICS. Something that is often forgotten by the people who doubt its future.The current existing international system clearly does not work. For example organizations such as UN have proven to be useless in important matters in this world and worse than that, they are abhorrently biased instead of being neutral. For example they could not prevent invasion of Iraq and a dozen other countries by NATO. They could not prevent invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They could not even stop the genocide in Gaza that is backed by NATO! and a lot more. The West with all its fake talks of democracy, freedom, human rights, etc. is actually the biggest neo-dictatorship there is; both in domestic political system and their attitude internationally. For example why should a handful of countries have veto power in the UN?!!! The entire world passes a resolution to end the genocide in Gaza and the US regime that is supporting that genocide, easily vetoes it in order to keep the genocide going! In that sense BRICS is like Bitcoin, a corrupt and broken system existed (in case of Bitcoin that system is the banking system that benefited a minority) and we needed an alternative for those of us who didn't want to be part of that system any more. So even though it may take another decade for the New World Order to be fully established and for organizations like BRICS to be in full effect, but we are on a good path so far to reach that goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on July 28, 2025, 07:20:56 AM Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, This is a key point when it comes to newly established international organizations such as BRICS. Something that is often forgotten by the people who doubt its future.The current existing international system clearly does not work. For example organizations such as UN have proven to be useless in important matters in this world and worse than that, they are abhorrently biased instead of being neutral. For example they could not prevent invasion of Iraq and a dozen other countries by NATO. They could not prevent invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They could not even stop the genocide in Gaza that is backed by NATO! and a lot more. Quote The West with all its fake talks of democracy, freedom, human rights, etc. is actually the biggest neo-dictatorship there is; both in domestic political system and their attitude internationally. For example why should a handful of countries have veto power in the UN?!!! The entire world passes a resolution to end the genocide in Gaza and the US regime that is supporting that genocide, easily vetoes it in order to keep the genocide going! The UN has a major setback that raises concern for those that choose to be neutral on issues as it breaks. A small group of member nations holds way too much power, ultimately allowing them to veto decisions affecting many other countries in the UN assembly. The BRICS is rising to break that centralised stronghold of the West on the political leadership of the world. It's a feat that only requires time to reach it full potential while it breaks the wings of the old formation of a unipolar order into a multipolar (decentralisation).In that sense BRICS is like Bitcoin, a corrupt and broken system existed (in case of Bitcoin that system is the banking system that benefited a minority) and we needed an alternative for those of us who didn't want to be part of that system any more. So even though it may take another decade for the New World Order to be fully established and for organizations like BRICS to be in full effect, but we are on a good path so far to reach that goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Barikui1 on July 28, 2025, 09:15:20 AM Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, This is a key point when it comes to newly established international organizations such as BRICS. Something that is often forgotten by the people who doubt its future.The current existing international system clearly does not work. For example organizations such as UN have proven to be useless in important matters in this world and worse than that, they are abhorrently biased instead of being neutral. For example they could not prevent invasion of Iraq and a dozen other countries by NATO. They could not prevent invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They could not even stop the genocide in Gaza that is backed by NATO! and a lot more. Quote The West with all its fake talks of democracy, freedom, human rights, etc. is actually the biggest neo-dictatorship there is; both in domestic political system and their attitude internationally. For example why should a handful of countries have veto power in the UN?!!! The entire world passes a resolution to end the genocide in Gaza and the US regime that is supporting that genocide, easily vetoes it in order to keep the genocide going! The UN has a major setback that raises concern for those that choose to be neutral on issues as it breaks. A small group of member nations holds way too much power, ultimately allowing them to veto decisions affecting many other countries in the UN assembly. The BRICS is rising to break that centralised stronghold of the West on the political leadership of the world. It's a feat that only requires time to reach it full potential while it breaks the wings of the old formation of a unipolar order into a multipolar (decentralisation).In that sense BRICS is like Bitcoin, a corrupt and broken system existed (in case of Bitcoin that system is the banking system that benefited a minority) and we needed an alternative for those of us who didn't want to be part of that system any more. So even though it may take another decade for the New World Order to be fully established and for organizations like BRICS to be in full effect, but we are on a good path so far to reach that goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: MusaPk on July 28, 2025, 06:23:15 PM https://talkimg.com/images/2025/07/28/UHQWB1.jpeg globaltimes (https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202406/1313921.shtml) From this graph it's very clear that BRICS countries are well ahead of G7 in all fields compared. That's why it's very difficult to ignore the BRICS alliance and there potential to achieve there goal. That's why we saw President Trump threatening (https://www.reuters.com/world/china/leaders-growing-brics-group-gather-rio-summit-2025-07-06/)BRICS countries with 10% extra tariff when leaders of BRICS meet in Brasil earlier this month, it's mainly because USA foresee the threat from BRICS alliance. Anyway, I’ll wait for the next chapters of this saga to see how it all plays out. I think it’s very unlikely that the dollar will be overthrown or that BRICS will succeed in something like that. But you never know, right? I prefer to just keep watching. The dollar will stay their but it will lose it's impact as global currency provided BRICS countries keep moving towards their common goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 28, 2025, 07:24:40 PM From this graph it's very clear that BRICS countries are well ahead of G7 in all fields compared. Sure, but the buying power is one of the more important figures, and it is missing. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Xypher606 on July 28, 2025, 08:02:27 PM Some of the countries feel that joining BRICS will finally give them a seat at the table where their voices will be heard and valued. And the BRICS serves as that platform where they can have a real say in global affairs, This is a key point when it comes to newly established international organizations such as BRICS. Something that is often forgotten by the people who doubt its future.The current existing international system clearly does not work. For example organizations such as UN have proven to be useless in important matters in this world and worse than that, they are abhorrently biased instead of being neutral. For example they could not prevent invasion of Iraq and a dozen other countries by NATO. They could not prevent invasion of Ukraine by Russia. They could not even stop the genocide in Gaza that is backed by NATO! and a lot more. The West with all its fake talks of democracy, freedom, human rights, etc. is actually the biggest neo-dictatorship there is; both in domestic political system and their attitude internationally. For example why should a handful of countries have veto power in the UN?!!! The entire world passes a resolution to end the genocide in Gaza and the US regime that is supporting that genocide, easily vetoes it in order to keep the genocide going! In that sense BRICS is like Bitcoin, a corrupt and broken system existed (in case of Bitcoin that system is the banking system that benefited a minority) and we needed an alternative for those of us who didn't want to be part of that system any more. So even though it may take another decade for the New World Order to be fully established and for organizations like BRICS to be in full effect, but we are on a good path so far to reach that goal. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on July 28, 2025, 08:47:23 PM >< What I have sense over the past few years is that the American regime which is mostly against Brics knows that if the purpose of Brics comes into play, their ability to play the role of God on earth as they are doing now will be over, at this point most nations are just tired, they also want to be heard, and the idea of Brics suit everything they wish for, that's why I believe that all these threat by Donald trump on these nation wouldn't be much productive, because most of these nations over the years have come to understand that by depending too much on the Us, they are giving their economic power away, that's why they are easily punished with sanctions, but right now, most of these nations has reduced their dependence on the Us on so many things, so that when this Us regime start going crazy again they wouldn't be at their mercy again. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Synchronice on July 29, 2025, 12:50:37 PM This should answer those who were wondering what is happening with BRICS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5539384.0). In their latest summit that was held in Brazil this week the leaders of BRICS nations welcomed a new full member, Indonesia and also welcomed 10 new countries that joined BRICS as partners: Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand, Cuba, Vietnam, Uganda, and Uzbekistan. BRICS is really developing but which of these countries are successful nations? I think that quality beats the quantity but to be completely honest, everything is so tiring, the world has a potential to really be the heaven and we artificially worsen our lives. If we all could be peaceful and save on military expanses, we would have a huge amount of money for our well-being. Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 29, 2025, 12:55:19 PM The impulsive tariffs increase placed on many countries by Trump early this year which largely affected these countries economies before a later 90 days lifting of it was an eye opener to many countries chiefly from those of Africa and Asia continents who had to sought for an alternative to escape from such economic tyranny by joining the BRICS for economic alliance. You don't wake up one morning from your floppy bed in the White House and begin to threaten sovereign nations with tariffs all because you harbour it in your big fat head that your country is in a privilege position against the rest of the world. We are in the 21st century not in the 90s. Not to worry, the developing world will get most of it. The EU, The USA are getting "better" to look into you, who wishes to invest and then risking to get thrown out. Or your Investment is not taking into account when applying for a visa. Its only logical that if the toys I produce cannot be sold in the US, I sell those elsewhere. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Minor Miner on July 29, 2025, 02:10:51 PM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. In your opinion, a world where power is only in the hands of 1 superpower or 1 single bloc, and they abuse it to create benefits for themselves without caring about the consequences it causes to others. Or they are ready to attack anyone if someone does not please them or does not obey their orders. Would it be better than a world, where power was evenly distributed, where there were no dictators, no bullies, where people had more rights and choices? To be fair, we don't know whether the rise of BRICS and the reshaping of the global order will be better or worse for us. But in theory, a multipolar world, where power is not concentrated in one person, where people can express their opinions and make choices based on their desires without coercion or fear, would be much better than a world of dictators and abusers of power. Instead of doubting whether BRICS makes the world a better place, why don't we ask? Why do more and more countries want to reduce their dependence on the USD and join BRICS? If the US and NATO are really good guys, why would people want to leave and run away from them? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: farsky on July 29, 2025, 03:03:17 PM We have a nice collection of naive people here who believe that cooperation with communist and former communist countries will bring you anything good other than rosy hopes :D
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fiatless on July 29, 2025, 08:54:08 PM We have a nice collection of naive people here who believe that cooperation with communist and former communist countries will bring you anything good other than rosy hopes :D This is a group of people who are tired of the bullying and oppression of the West. People who want to be independent of the control so called powerful countries. All I want is a world where nations will have alternatives. Developing nations need an alternative to SWIFT, the IMF, the dollar and even the World Bank. The monopoly of the financial system by some nations is affecting the sovereignty of others. Global influence should not be in the hands of a few nations; we need decentralisation. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on July 30, 2025, 12:53:00 AM This is a group of people who are tired of the bullying and oppression of the West. People who want to be independent of the control so called powerful countries. Oppression of the West? using the WWW which is western, What kind of phone do you use, software and such? Consumerism is now an oppression ??? Hilarious Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fruktik on July 30, 2025, 06:12:09 AM The dollar will stay their but it will lose it's impact as global currency provided BRICS countries keep moving towards their common goal. Why don't you take the euro currency into account? We shouldn't forget that the EU is a fairly large alliance of countries. Its GDP is almost 20% of the world's.https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/07/30/UHTcP5.jpeg While the focus is on US hegemony and the BRICS countries, the EU continues to smoothly develop its economy and many industries. Therefore, the focus should be on this union, and not on the dictatorships and the states. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 30, 2025, 06:52:44 AM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Multipolar world is the normal world that has been the situation for thousands of years compared to unipolar world that is abnormal and barely lasted 20-30 years. So I believe that BRICS and generally any attempt at helping the establishment of an actual World Order is a good thing.Whether the quality of life of individuals in each country is going to improve or not depends on the government the people choose. If it is a competent one, then yes it will improve. For example read what I explained here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537130.0) 4 months ago. Now tell me how many competent governments among the almost 200 countries in the world took advantage of such opportunities? (some users posted some examples in that topic itself) In this small example, something like BRICS can only help but it still needs competent people in office to actually take advantage and change policies, strike deals with other countries, etc. to improve things. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Smack That Ace on July 30, 2025, 08:30:59 AM using the WWW which is western, What kind of phone do you use, software and such? We have to pay for those things and even a lot of money, they are not free, and it is simply supply and demand. Moreover, all those inventions are the result of human development, they do not belong to any one individual. The US and the West have made huge contributions in creating them, but for them to develop and become as modern as they are today, and for people to have easier access is thanks to the contribution of the whole world. But on the other hand, although the United States and the West were the countries that made great contributions to the development of technology in the early days, but now because of their greed, jealousy and selfishness. They are becoming the ones who hinder the development of technology and the world. The evidence is that they feel they are falling behind China, and instead of trying to create a fair competitive environment to push the world to progress further, they abuse their power to hinder that progress by imposing sanctions, blacklisting and banning people from using it. For example, they banned Huawei, ZTE and Tiktok could be the next targets if they can't force China to sell it to them. If they did not hinder this development, I believe that people all over the world, especially in very poor places, would have access to affordable technology products and our world would certainly be much more developed. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: farsky on July 30, 2025, 10:38:40 AM We have a nice collection of naive people here who believe that cooperation with communist and former communist countries will bring you anything good other than rosy hopes :D This is a group of people who are tired of the bullying and oppression of the West. People who want to be independent of the control so called powerful countries. All I want is a world where nations will have alternatives. Developing nations need an alternative to SWIFT, the IMF, the dollar and even the World Bank. The monopoly of the financial system by some nations is affecting the sovereignty of others. Global influence should not be in the hands of a few nations; we need decentralisation. I lived in the communist USSR and I know what it is. Good luck on your way to getting rid of Western "oppression". The example of the USSR and Cuba has taught no one a lesson. People do not want to broaden their horizons. Well, you will deservedly get your "alternative", and I'll be interested to observe it. By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Multipolar world is the normal world that has been the situation for thousands of years compared to unipolar world that is abnormal and barely lasted 20-30 years. So I believe that BRICS and generally any attempt at helping the establishment of an actual World Order is a good thing.Whether the quality of life of individuals in each country is going to improve or not depends on the government the people choose. If it is a competent one, then yes it will improve. For example read what I explained here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537130.0) 4 months ago. Now tell me how many competent governments among the almost 200 countries in the world took advantage of such opportunities? (some users posted some examples in that topic itself) In this small example, something like BRICS can only help but it still needs competent people in office to actually take advantage and change policies, strike deals with other countries, etc. to improve things. A leftist will always remain a leftist, the idols of such people are Mao, Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Hamas and Putin. using the WWW which is western, What kind of phone do you use, software and such? We have to pay for those things and even a lot of money, they are not free, and it is simply supply and demand. Moreover, all those inventions are the result of human development, they do not belong to any one individual. The US and the West have made huge contributions in creating them, but for them to develop and become as modern as they are today, and for people to have easier access is thanks to the contribution of the whole world. But on the other hand, although the United States and the West were the countries that made great contributions to the development of technology in the early days, but now because of their greed, jealousy and selfishness. They are becoming the ones who hinder the development of technology and the world. The evidence is that they feel they are falling behind China, and instead of trying to create a fair competitive environment to push the world to progress further, they abuse their power to hinder that progress by imposing sanctions, blacklisting and banning people from using it. For example, they banned Huawei, ZTE and Tiktok could be the next targets if they can't force China to sell it to them. If they did not hinder this development, I believe that people all over the world, especially in very poor places, would have access to affordable technology products and our world would certainly be much more developed. I remembered, Russia in 1917 began to turn into the USSR and really did it: literally took everything from the rich! Did the poor get anything? This remains beyond the knowledge of the ignorant. (spoiler: the poor were given nothing except "happiness in work" and the Iron Curtain). Communism is an attempt to establish justice... but the result of its implementation always turns into a prison Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on July 30, 2025, 11:18:44 AM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Multipolar world is the normal world that has been the situation for thousands of years compared to unipolar world that is abnormal and barely lasted 20-30 years. So I believe that BRICS and generally any attempt at helping the establishment of an actual World Order is a good thing.Whether the quality of life of individuals in each country is going to improve or not depends on the government the people choose. If it is a competent one, then yes it will improve. For example read what I explained here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537130.0) 4 months ago. Now tell me how many competent governments among the almost 200 countries in the world took advantage of such opportunities? (some users posted some examples in that topic itself) In this small example, something like BRICS can only help but it still needs competent people in office to actually take advantage and change policies, strike deals with other countries, etc. to improve things. I see the big picture of the BRICS target with the presence of the world's four largest oil producers is de-dollarization, specifically reducing oil trade transactions using dollars (petro dollars). BRICS could create the potential for collaborative action to shift the petrodollar paradigm. The less dependent a country is on the dollar, the less the United States will intervene, particularly in managing potential currency fluctuations. The BRICS dedollarization agenda began with Russia and China demonstrating to the world, especially developing countries, that their economies were threatened by the United States, and that whenever economic sanctions could be imposed, the BRICS offered an alternative payment method for international transactions in the local currencies of fellow BRICS members. China and Russia also provided education to many developing countries to strengthen their local economies by reducing dependence on the dollar. Furthermore, they also integrated dollar-free payment systems. Ultimately, the primary determinant is a country's priorities in its national interests. Even within the same region, different countries will have different decision-making styles. There are no permanent friends or enemies; there are only permanent interests. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Synchronice on July 30, 2025, 12:11:22 PM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Multipolar world is the normal world that has been the situation for thousands of years compared to unipolar world that is abnormal and barely lasted 20-30 years. So I believe that BRICS and generally any attempt at helping the establishment of an actual World Order is a good thing.Whether the quality of life of individuals in each country is going to improve or not depends on the government the people choose. If it is a competent one, then yes it will improve. For example read what I explained here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537130.0) 4 months ago. Now tell me how many competent governments among the almost 200 countries in the world took advantage of such opportunities? (some users posted some examples in that topic itself) In this small example, something like BRICS can only help but it still needs competent people in office to actually take advantage and change policies, strike deals with other countries, etc. to improve things. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on July 30, 2025, 01:23:58 PM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. Multipolar world is the normal world that has been the situation for thousands of years compared to unipolar world that is abnormal and barely lasted 20-30 years. So I believe that BRICS and generally any attempt at helping the establishment of an actual World Order is a good thing.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on July 30, 2025, 01:48:31 PM Anti-Western narratives are now spreading all over the world and even in Europe there is a lot of pro-communist sentiment. Communism is just as dead as liberalism. They are both terrible and as oppressive.The alternative to the bloodthirsty West is not communism either. Quote You are indeed trying to reason coherently, but you are a leftist who has read communist propaganda and is spreading anti-Western and pro-terrorist propaganda. No I'm not pro-NATO since last I checked the only organization that armed terrorists was NATO...Or you haven't read the Timber Sycamore files or listen to Tulsi Gabbard, ie the United States Director of National Intelligence who literally confessed that it was US regime that armed al-Qaeda! Both, multipolar and unipolar words have their pros and cons but I feel like unipolar will be the winner in the end. Globalism is inevitable to my mind because English is one of the easiest language (at least for me) to learn, it's widely spoken outside of China Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: farsky on July 30, 2025, 06:35:20 PM Quote You are indeed trying to reason coherently, but you are a leftist who has read communist propaganda and is spreading anti-Western and pro-terrorist propaganda. No I'm not pro-NATO since last I checked the only organization that armed terrorists was NATO...Or you haven't read the Timber Sycamore files or listen to Tulsi Gabbard, ie the United States Director of National Intelligence who literally confessed that it was US regime that armed al-Qaeda! At the same time, you support Arab terrorists created with the participation of the USSR and China and sincerely believe in the genocide in Gaza, preferring to ignore the mass murders in other countries. Both, multipolar and unipolar words have their pros and cons but I feel like unipolar will be the winner in the end. Globalism is inevitable to my mind because English is one of the easiest language (at least for me) to learn, it's widely spoken outside of China Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. your appeal to ancient civilizations is also half true and half manipulative. Ancient Egypt and Iran are no more, their ancient culture was lost after the conquest of the countries by Islam. Coptic and Pahlavi are dead (the languages of ancient Egypt and Persia) Besides, you have exposed yourself as an opponent of globalization. All the nations and tribes of the world are gradually uniting. Only those countries that want to preserve their neighbors in a situation of hostility are anti-globalists. For example, Iran is trying to prevent Saudi Arabia and Israel from getting closer. and everyone thinks and acts the same way You are confusing it with communism. However, I understand that this resonates with you more.ps. That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US As for your statement where you say that the EU never had culture and civilization... well, you have once again revealed yourself as a rabid hater of the West and even a racist.Hmm, I didn't think I'd find such furiously angry and embittered people in the English-language threads. ps2. if you are really Iranian, I can tell you a lot about Iran.. if you want it of course ))) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on July 31, 2025, 10:09:50 PM Not to mention, when over 46% of the world is now part of BRICs and over 56% population is part of BRICs even the US knows that it's over exercised power is frightening with the Brics growing this fast in the last decades. Having to partner with more countries I even more signs that it's not to be compared with the EU in the nearest decade. Europe might still look strong or okay in most people's eyes for now till the changes begin to have effect, just like you added Pooya87 they are lossing the spotlight already the demonstration in china is a hint that isn't widely understood by many, only those with four sights understand what the Chinese government is saying in action. BRICS can add as many members as it wants, but will it be able to sustain itself forever? I doubt it. I believe the bloc will get smaller in the long run, as most member states (countries) will abandon it due to poor economic performance. Only China and Russia will survive due to their economic strength. At least, that's what I think will happen in the future. But rising "de-dollarization" efforts could change the game. Only if they prove to be a success. So far, the US is the world's leading superpower. Even though it's declining, the USD is still used for global trade. It's the largest reserve currency of the world. This won't change for a while. It'll take decades, before the whole world moves to another currency. BRICS or no BRICS, we will live in a multipolar world for a long, long time. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 01, 2025, 03:27:00 PM BRICS can add as many members as it wants, but will it be able to sustain itself forever? I doubt it. I believe the bloc will get smaller in the long run, as most member states (countries) will abandon it due to poor economic performance. Only China and Russia will survive due to their economic strength. At least, that's what I think will happen in the future. But rising "de-dollarization" efforts could change the game. Only if they prove to be a success. The fact that more countries are joining BRICS and even more are showing interest to join, shows that there are a lot of benefits in dedollarisation and the multipolar world and they all see it. In the future, the members can definitely change. Some may go away seeking interests elsewhere, some can be kicked out as dead weight, some new members can join but everything will be constantly changing until the World Order is finally established. That's the nature of transitional phase. In fact this is one of the reasons why BRICS is moving ahead not as fast as we hope.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Synchronice on August 01, 2025, 03:50:25 PM Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there. As you say, it would work in places where there was no culture, like EU but why would you say that about EU? Greece, Italy, Spain, France... These countries are in EU. There was a culture in this countries and there still is. The problem is that politicians accept lots of unwanted asylum seekers who then do all kind of bad things in the country, they are the ones that ruin EU, thanks to the EU politicians who try their best to ruin everything.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. China is ancient civilizations but Egypt? Modern Egypt is not old Egypt. Is modern Iran descendant of ancient Iran? As far as I know, no, but I'm not 100% sure, you know it better than me. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Gost ms on August 01, 2025, 04:27:15 PM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. In your opinion, a world where power is only in the hands of 1 superpower or 1 single bloc, and they abuse it to create benefits for themselves without caring about the consequences it causes to others. Or they are ready to attack anyone if someone does not please them or does not obey their orders. Would it be better than a world, where power was evenly distributed, where there were no dictators, no bullies, where people had more rights and choices? To be fair, we don't know whether the rise of BRICS and the reshaping of the global order will be better or worse for us. But in theory, a multipolar world, where power is not concentrated in one person, where people can express their opinions and make choices based on their desires without coercion or fear, would be much better than a world of dictators and abusers of power. Instead of doubting whether BRICS makes the world a better place, why don't we ask? Why do more and more countries want to reduce their dependence on the USD and join BRICS? If the US and NATO are really good guys, why would people want to leave and run away from them? It will never be right to transfer power to one person. Because when a person has power, that person will do whatever he wants, when someone wants to go against him, he will attack that person's country. If power is distributed among everyone, then it will be good for everyone. If one person is limited in the middle, then after a while there may be no democracy. As we can see, some countries are currently creating a lot of pressure on other countries. We are seeing many such things currently. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 01, 2025, 05:25:18 PM Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there. As you say, it would work in places where there was no culture, like EU but why would you say that about EU? Greece, Italy, Spain, France... These countries are in EU. There was a culture in this countries and there still is. The problem is that politicians accept lots of unwanted asylum seekers who then do all kind of bad things in the country, they are the ones that ruin EU, thanks to the EU politicians who try their best to ruin everything.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. China is ancient civilizations but Egypt? Modern Egypt is not old Egypt. Is modern Iran descendant of ancient Iran? As far as I know, no, but I'm not 100% sure, you know it better than me. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on August 01, 2025, 11:41:44 PM We have a nice collection of naive people here who believe that cooperation with communist and former communist countries will bring you anything good other than rosy hopes :D That people are in support of agitation for a more equitable world where power is decentralised without having one central powerful country making and deciding all the rules for other countries while expressing itself as above the rules by doing whatever it pleases without having any sanctions against their behaviour, is what you term naive? How long will some of y'all continue gaslighting the rest of the world the minute they stand to speak up against the current world order which operates in your favours? All we're after is a world where every country can have equal voice. Is that too much to ask for? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on August 02, 2025, 01:06:41 AM The fact that more countries are joining BRICS and even more are showing interest to join, shows that there are a lot of benefits in dedollarisation and the multipolar world and they all see it. In the future, the members can definitely change. Some may go away seeking interests elsewhere, some can be kicked out as dead weight, some new members can join but everything will be constantly changing until the World Order is finally established. That's the nature of transitional phase. In fact this is one of the reasons why BRICS is moving ahead not as fast as we hope. Oil is what has made the USD stronger over the years (aka Petro Dollar). Maybe BRICS will come up with a unified (single) currency backed by Oil? Or maybe Gold while they're at it? Only then, the bloc will become a "force to reckon with". Some say that US President Donald Trump's tariff threats against BRICS are only driven by fear. In other words, Trump is nervous of how BRICS is quickly gaining traction. Will the bloc succeed? Only time will tell. The EU, although weak, is also a bloc that cannot be underestimated. Either way, multi-polarism is inevitable now. It could've been worse, right? Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: shield132 on August 02, 2025, 08:29:23 AM Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there. As you say, it would work in places where there was no culture, like EU but why would you say that about EU? Greece, Italy, Spain, France... These countries are in EU. There was a culture in this countries and there still is. The problem is that politicians accept lots of unwanted asylum seekers who then do all kind of bad things in the country, they are the ones that ruin EU, thanks to the EU politicians who try their best to ruin everything.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. China is ancient civilizations but Egypt? Modern Egypt is not old Egypt. Is modern Iran descendant of ancient Iran? As far as I know, no, but I'm not 100% sure, you know it better than me. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 02, 2025, 01:12:01 PM Migrants are destroying Europe to my mind. It's a very popular thing in my country to move in France or Germany for robbing, for which, I really apologise to every good citizen but that's not really my fault. I'm a honest, hard working citizen but for me, it's very hard to move in Europe to work to feed my family but those thieves, that leave my country to rob EU countries, they are very welcomed and it makes me sad. I want to work honestly, even in constructions, to earn money and feed my family and they say no to me but they welcome robbers multiple times. I know people who got deported and still managed to easily travel in Germany multiple times. One deport, two deports, three deports, these people manage to travel there 4th time again. I don't understand how but changing a surname helps them into this while personal number stays the same, so what do EU customs look at when someone travels? Isn't personal number a better way to track people? Why does changing a surname helps banned person to travel again in the country when the personal number is the same? That's why EU is becoming a bad place to live. Yeah it is pretty sad, just the people in the EU voted for those selling them out. Politicians in the EU need younger people, so those are the only ones available. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: sana54210 on August 02, 2025, 05:10:01 PM BRICS will end up doing a good job if they can keep this going, it is going to be difficult because most of the time when there is a "union" of some nations, the benefits clash and that is why it becomes worse, even European union, arguably the strongest one, ended up with bunch of issues.
So believe me, BRICS will have hard time too, but if they do a good job and work well together and do not fight within, they can be so much beneficial to each other, it would be insanely good for them. They are the "unwanteds" by the west, so if they can do what they are doing, and get along well with each other and be friends? I bet you that these nations will be much richer. It won't be in a year or two though, they need some time. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Churchillvv on August 02, 2025, 10:23:19 PM Well we've all moved away from our old civilizations but less in the East compared to the West. I say that about EU mainly because of how they have turn themselves into tools in the hands of US which is destroying every culture and civilization in the world. Just look at the recent EU capitulation and how they just bend the knee in front of Trump and gave him everything they had, money, industries, dignity, ... We've even seen how US is even meddling in their internal affairs, even their elections! I can’t agree less with you , recently I learnt how the US have used different strategies and fundings to destroy my country and culture sponsoring a terrorist group through a funding called USAID , in the list was mentioned other groups like the ISIS, while my country is the Boko haram, which country will have this knowledge and wouldn’t want to partner with the he Brics, if more countries begins to find out that they are being destroyed with the help of the EU they will definitely flee from them hence the chance of BRICS increasing is higher. The EU has been belittled to a great extent yet they aren’t seeing it because they are tools and tools only do the works which it’s assigned to.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on August 03, 2025, 09:40:08 AM By the way if you want to see EU's so called "might" and the way China sees them, just check out the video of the recent visit of the EU leaders to China (China-EU summit) and how they were received. China largely represents the entire East Asia with a population of over 1B that is about thrice of that of Europe that is within 450M as estimated. China's economy do equally surpasses the entire EU's economy (https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document/EPRS_ATA(2016)583775#:~:text=In%202023%2C%20while%20China's%20GDP,China's%20is%20at%200.2%20percent.) which has been suffering a torturing decline in her GDP over the years. The Chinese officials didn't even receive them at their plane, these EU leaders were just put them on a bus like peasants and were brought forth to the Chinese president to kiss his hands ;D This is how the world sees Europe these days and when I say the world I don't just mean the East. Just check out how the US regime sees Europe which is palpable in bullshit Trump's keeps saying everywhere... Against this background China don't owe the EU leaders any form of overwhelming ceremonial reception beyond how it was, distinct from what the other puppet nations would have done. Addition with how the EU allows herself to be drag around by D. Trump they shouldn't project that a country like China will offer them the highly respect they are not getting from the brown hair guy in Washington. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 03, 2025, 01:41:34 PM China largely represents the entire East Asia with a population of over 1B that is about thrice of that of Europe that is within 450M as estimated. China's economy do equally surpasses the entire EU's economy (https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document/EPRS_ATA(2016)583775#:~:text=In%202023%2C%20while%20China's%20GDP,China's%20is%20at%200.2%20percent.) which has been suffering a torturing decline in her GDP over the years. Yeah and what about purchasing power? The most important part in any economy and the mostly overlooked item. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on August 04, 2025, 01:10:03 PM Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there. The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. Globalism has many or several dimensions, including economic globalism, military globalism, environmental globalism and what is currently on the rise is socio-cultural globalism with the ease of communication via the internet. How can globalism disappear / dead if globalization is visible? how to explain the interconnections in the modern world and the underlying patterns? Globalism does not always show universality and the dynamic changes of globalization do not show equality or homogeneity. So it actually makes the differences even more apparent. The movement of goods, services, labor and capital over long distances and the information and perceptions that accompany market exchanges are matters related to economic globalism. Low-wage production in Asia for the United States and European markets is a form of economic globalization. As long as there is capitalism and liberal democracy, globalization will not die. I think multiple power blocs are a utopia. Learning from history, the United States' victory is "winner takes all." America is currently the leader, and leaders are always the first to profit and benefit. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Synchronice on August 04, 2025, 01:10:21 PM By the way, it's very interesting to see what BRICS will achieve. Them being strong will really reshape the global order but will it be for better or for worse? Will the quality of life improve in BRICS countries if they become less dependent on the western world? I don't think so. In your opinion, a world where power is only in the hands of 1 superpower or 1 single bloc, and they abuse it to create benefits for themselves without caring about the consequences it causes to others. Or they are ready to attack anyone if someone does not please them or does not obey their orders. Would it be better than a world, where power was evenly distributed, where there were no dictators, no bullies, where people had more rights and choices? To be fair, we don't know whether the rise of BRICS and the reshaping of the global order will be better or worse for us. But in theory, a multipolar world, where power is not concentrated in one person, where people can express their opinions and make choices based on their desires without coercion or fear, would be much better than a world of dictators and abusers of power. Instead of doubting whether BRICS makes the world a better place, why don't we ask? Why do more and more countries want to reduce their dependence on the USD and join BRICS? If the US and NATO are really good guys, why would people want to leave and run away from them? It will never be right to transfer power to one person. Because when a person has power, that person will do whatever he wants, when someone wants to go against him, he will attack that person's country. If power is distributed among everyone, then it will be good for everyone. If one person is limited in the middle, then after a while there may be no democracy. As we can see, some countries are currently creating a lot of pressure on other countries. We are seeing many such things currently. Well we've all moved away from our old civilizations but less in the East compared to the West. I say that about EU mainly because of how they have turn themselves into tools in the hands of US which is destroying every culture and civilization in the world. Just look at the recent EU capitulation and how they just bend the knee in front of Trump and gave him everything they had, money, industries, dignity, ... We've even seen how US is even meddling in their internal affairs, even their elections! I agree with you. EU is in wrong hands, we are destroying our culture and soon there will be no culture if it continues like this. London is a good example. One good news is that I would say that there are many people who don't like the influence of the US and many other things, that is not part of liberalism but a part of culture removal and destroying of own nation.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Rabata on August 04, 2025, 06:53:16 PM Globalism is another "ism" that is dead. It is not possible to have it in the way the West wanted (a cloning factory where no culture exists except the filthy thing West wants and everyone thinks and acts the same way). That may work in places where there was no culture or civilization to begin with like EU or US itself, but when they move eastward and start facing ancient civilizations like Iran, China or even Egypt they stop right there. As you say, it would work in places where there was no culture, like EU but why would you say that about EU? Greece, Italy, Spain, France... These countries are in EU. There was a culture in this countries and there still is. The problem is that politicians accept lots of unwanted asylum seekers who then do all kind of bad things in the country, they are the ones that ruin EU, thanks to the EU politicians who try their best to ruin everything.The part about interdependence is another matter and it will happen naturally and it can happen in a multi-polar world were multiple "power blocs" exist and deal with each other. Using English to communicate doesn't change that. China is ancient civilizations but Egypt? Modern Egypt is not old Egypt. Is modern Iran descendant of ancient Iran? As far as I know, no, but I'm not 100% sure, you know it better than me. Do the Europeans want war with Russia? Of course not, but they do it because America is doing it. They are eager to use Chinese products or technology and want to build good relations with them, but they are not able to do that either. They do not want war because if there is a war, there will be a temporary increase in costs, but they are forced to do that through America. Trump started a war with Russia to protect America's interests, and spent money to protect Europe and bought them weapons. They are just doing what America ordered them. The United States is now interfering in their own internal affairs. America is now interfering in their national elections. America is now taking them to a level where Europeans will have no freedom. American culture is now spreading widely throughout Europe. Their own culture is gradually disappearing. Europe started a war against Russia for America's interests. Again, for the sake of America, their bad relationship with China has been created, which has led to a collapse in their export trade, meaning that Europe is no longer able to act on its own. They are completely controlled by America. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 05, 2025, 03:44:44 AM It is true at present, under the pressure of America, the European Union is not able to say anything outside America. EU is also doing the same thing as America is telling them to do. Although the common people of the country do not want it. Exactly. And the worst part is that it is not just that the people of EU don't want this attitude, this approach is also against their interests! And it's like that with every other country. Take Iran for example. What is the benefit in EU's animosity toward Iran? Nothing! In fact if they went against Washington's orders and improved their relations with Iran they could have reaped the rewards. From high tech production they could have imported from Iran that are far cheaper and with much higher quality to any alternative in the world (gas turbines, 3D printers, medical equipment, prosthetics and bionic organs, even superior defensive equipment like air-defense, and a lot more) all the way to minerals and natural resources. For example did you know Iran has the largest oil+gas supply in the whole world? And EU has been facing an energy crisis for 3 years now and they are forced to buy the highly expensive energy (specially gas) from US instead!Do the Europeans want war with Russia? Of course not, but they do it because America is doing it. They are eager to use Chinese products or technology and want to build good relations with them, but they are not able to do that either. They do not want war because if there is a war, there will be a temporary increase in costs, but they are forced to do that through America. Trump started a war with Russia to protect America's interests, and spent money to protect Europe and bought them weapons. They are just doing what America ordered them. The United States is now interfering in their own internal affairs. America is now interfering in their national elections. America is now taking them to a level where Europeans will have no freedom. American culture is now spreading widely throughout Europe. Their own culture is gradually disappearing. Europe started a war against Russia for America's interests. Again, for the sake of America, their bad relationship with China has been created, which has led to a collapse in their export trade, meaning that Europe is no longer able to act on its own. They are completely controlled by America. The end result of this approach has been one thing: it is making Europe more and more irrelevant in the global geopolitical scene every day. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: IjawMan on August 05, 2025, 04:06:16 PM It is true at present, under the pressure of America, the European Union is not able to say anything outside America. EU is also doing the same thing as America is telling them to do. Although the common people of the country do not want it. It's a shame that it is in the age of advancements that the once esteemed EU are allowing itself to be puppeteered in the hands Trump. It's visible for a unbiased spectator that the people from these EU countries are largely not in support of how the Ukraine and Russia conflict has lingered to this day without a direct way forward to permanent peace. And as if that is not enough, the EU that has been known to primarily be a trading partner of China are suddenly having economic discord with China. All in to serve America's interest with Trump's, which is further enlarging America influence and defacing that of EU and riping it resources.Do the Europeans want war with Russia? Of course not, but they do it because America is doing it. They are eager to use Chinese products or technology and want to build good relations with them, but they are not able to do that either. They do not want war because if there is a war, there will be a temporary increase in costs, but they are forced to do that through America. Trump started a war with Russia to protect America's interests, and spent money to protect Europe and bought them weapons. They are just doing what America ordered them. The United States is now interfering in their own internal affairs. America is now interfering in their national elections. America is now taking them to a level where Europeans will have no freedom. American culture is now spreading widely throughout Europe. Their own culture is gradually disappearing. Europe started a war against Russia for America's interests. Again, for the sake of America, their bad relationship with China has been created, which has led to a collapse in their export trade, meaning that Europe is no longer able to act on its own. They are completely controlled by America. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: AirtelBuzz on August 12, 2025, 05:09:23 AM Apparently BRICS now represents roughly half the population and GDP of the entire world 8) Indeed it is true that the BRICS currently represents almost half of the world's population and GDP, which shows that the list of countries affiliated with this organization is expanding. Perhaps it is well known that although it initially started with five founding countries, it has gradually grown to 11 members because Saudi Arabia was involved in their previous annexations but right now it appears that 32 more countries are waiting to join BRICS so maybe it will expand and be able to have a global impact. These potential BRICS countries are now looking for alternative financing opportunities, meaning they want to do this through the New Development Bank and they don't want to rely on the dollar in the various economic sectors that they have.BRICS Countries List Expands, 32 More Waiting to Join (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join) Quote from: https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join BRICS countries are experiencing unprecedented expansion right now as thirty-two nations seek membership in the growing alliance. The BRICS countries list has actually grown from five founding members to eleven full members, with Saudi Arabia officially joining in July 2025 along with earlier additions. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Die_empty on August 12, 2025, 05:43:52 AM Indeed it is true that the BRICS currently represents almost half of the world's population and GDP, which shows that the list of countries affiliated with this organization is expanding. Perhaps it is well known that although it initially started with five founding countries, it has gradually grown to 11 members because Saudi Arabia was involved in their previous annexations but right now it appears that 32 more countries are waiting to join BRICS so maybe it will expand and be able to have a global impact. These potential BRICS countries are now looking for alternative financing opportunities, meaning they want to do this through the New Development Bank and they don't want to rely on the dollar in the various economic sectors that they have. This is just the beginning of the end of Western dominance. Formerly, these nations that are showing interest in joining BRICS were alliance with the US and its partners. But the recent polices of the US have shown that they need to seek other trading partners. These nations are now seeking alternative financing and want to reduce their dependence on dollar-denominated transactions (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join), which have been weaponised by the US. The good part of the de-dollarisation process is that there are now cracks within the Western economic and political bloc. In recent times, we have seen some key Western countries visit China to seek partnerships because of the adverse effects of the US tariffs. I will not be surprised to see the first Western nation join BRICS in the future. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: icebar on August 12, 2025, 07:39:47 AM Indeed it is true that the BRICS currently represents almost half of the world's population and GDP, which shows that the list of countries affiliated with this organization is expanding. Perhaps it is well known that although it initially started with five founding countries, it has gradually grown to 11 members because Saudi Arabia was involved in their previous annexations but right now it appears that 32 more countries are waiting to join BRICS so maybe it will expand and be able to have a global impact. These potential BRICS countries are now looking for alternative financing opportunities, meaning they want to do this through the New Development Bank and they don't want to rely on the dollar in the various economic sectors that they have. This is just the beginning of the end of Western dominance. Formerly, these nations that are showing interest in joining BRICS were alliance with the US and its partners. But the recent polices of the US have shown that they need to seek other trading partners. These nations are now seeking alternative financing and want to reduce their dependence on dollar-denominated transactions (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join), which have been weaponised by the US. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: laspol65 on August 12, 2025, 08:51:20 AM BRICS Countries List Expands in Global Shift, 32 More Waiting to Join (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join)
BRICS countries are experiencing unprecedented expansion right now as thirty-two nations seek membership in the growing alliance. The BRICS countries list has actually grown from five founding members to eleven full members, with Saudi Arabia officially joining in July 2025 along with earlier additions. Which countries want to join BRICS reveals widespread interest in alternatives to Western institutions, as BRICS countries discussions in 2025 continue evolving. BRICS new members bring both opportunities and also challenges to this influential economic bloc. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Minor Miner on August 12, 2025, 09:06:09 AM Even though it may seem difficult for Western countries to join BRICS in the future, there may appear a time when countries will try to join. Especially when their own interests will be seriously affected by the long-term dominance of United States, it is not unusual for them to join BRICS to protect their national interests, where it is easier to expand trade. In the meantime, we know that there are some countries like France and Germany that have good relations with China. If they adopt such a policy in the future to protect their own interests, it will be realistic. Especially if BRICS works successfully in circulating their own currency against the dollar, then some countries in Europe will definitely try to free of the American regime. That is very unlikely if not impossible, as they depend on the US not only economically but also militarily. The EU has been almost completely dependent on the US since World War II and to put it bluntly, the US has turned the EU into its lackey. Their relationship is no longer one of alliance and mutually beneficial cooperation in the literal sense. Therefore, the possibility of the EU leaving the US is unlikely. Moreover, they also have their own calculations, what guarantees that Russia and China will welcome them with open arms? They would be in a dilemma if Russia and China did not accept them at that time, so they would consider carefully if they intended to move away from the US. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 13, 2025, 02:00:53 PM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Dareo on August 13, 2025, 04:56:19 PM That is very unlikely if not impossible, as they depend on the US not only economically but also militarily. The EU has been almost completely dependent on the US since World War II and to put it bluntly, the US has turned the EU into its lackey. Their relationship is no longer one of alliance and mutually beneficial cooperation in the literal sense. Therefore, the possibility of the EU leaving the US is unlikely. Although the fact that Western countries can benefit joining BRICS in case it enhances trade or discourages the use of the dollar, membership in it would be extremely complex because of the strong economic and military relationships with the US. Any decision would turn out to be a calculation as even in case they required pivot, Russia or China would not necessarily accept them well. In practice, there may be no short-term changes, because in the long run dynamics may differ should global economic balances change.Moreover, they also have their own calculations, what guarantees that Russia and China will welcome them with open arms? They would be in a dilemma if Russia and China did not accept them at that time, so they would consider carefully if they intended to move away from the US. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Wakate on August 13, 2025, 05:57:03 PM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever. Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :)You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 14, 2025, 01:38:21 PM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever. Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :)Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! What is your benefit you draw from BRICS? DT reads the same lines you go through. The people in the US administration read and believe as anyone else. Unfortunately believes don't replace knowledge. We live in a world full of opportunists those are the kind of people governing us. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Iranus on August 15, 2025, 11:12:49 AM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever. Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :)You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! In another thread, he called BRICS just a paper tiger, and I also asked him, if BRICS is just a paper tiger. They are harmless, why does Trump spend so much time worrying about BRCIS? Why is Trump trying to stop their growth? This guy's thinking is similar to the US government many years ago, when BRCIS was first established, they were disdainful and thought the idea of de-dollarization was a fantasy. But less than a decade later, the US is now struggling to find ways to counter and prevent dedollarization. But it seems too late, de-dollarization is inevitable and what they can do is slow down the process but not stop it. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 15, 2025, 03:11:28 PM In another thread, he called BRICS just a paper tiger, and I also asked him, if BRICS is just a paper tiger. They are harmless, why does Trump spend so much time worrying about BRCIS? Why is Trump trying to stop their growth? Just in case that you meant me, yes I named BRICS a paper tiger. My reasoning comes from their Werdegang from 2009 to 2025. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BRICS Don't you think that in 16 years there should be more than adding members and a development bank? The later is the magnet why opportunistic politicians need to join. BRICS is way too ambitious to be able to succeed. And if DT takes them seriously that is his reasoning. Compare it the EU: with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_European_Union Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Wakate on August 15, 2025, 05:43:51 PM Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :) You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! In another thread, he called BRICS just a paper tiger, and I also asked him, if BRICS is just a paper tiger. They are harmless, why does Trump spend so much time worrying about BRCIS? Why is Trump trying to stop their growth? This guy's thinking is similar to the US government many years ago, when BRCIS was first established, they were disdainful and thought the idea of de-dollarization was a fantasy. But less than a decade later, the US is now struggling to find ways to counter and prevent dedollarization. But it seems too late, de-dollarization is inevitable and what they can do is slow down the process but not stop it. I know Trump would always do whatsoever he likes which I think is going to strengthen the BRICS to stay stronger and determined. No country can stop BRICS, not even NATO because China and Russia alone has every resources to produce whatsoever they want that will make BRICS to stay stronger and better with time. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: MusaPk on August 18, 2025, 04:50:56 PM Exactly. And the worst part is that it is not just that the people of EU don't want this attitude, this approach is also against their interests! And it's like that with every other country. Take Iran for example. What is the benefit in EU's animosity toward Iran? Nothing! In fact if they went against Washington's orders and improved their relations with Iran they could have reaped the rewards. From high tech production they could have imported from Iran that are far cheaper and with much higher quality to any alternative in the world (gas turbines, 3D printers, medical equipment, prosthetics and bionic organs, even superior defensive equipment like air-defense, and a lot more) all the way to minerals and natural resources. For example did you know Iran has the largest oil+gas supply in the whole world? And EU has been facing an energy crisis for 3 years now and they are forced to buy the highly expensive energy (specially gas) from US instead! The end result of this approach has been one thing: it is making Europe more and more irrelevant in the global geopolitical scene every day. It's true that Iran has many things to offer to world apart from oil and gas. Living in neighbouring country(Paksitan) of Iran, our markets are filled with Iranian products specially food products. They are super cheap in price and high quality. Our border areas get electricity from Iran. It's due to USA pressure our government is not buying cheap oil and gas from Iran otherwise price of patrol in our country will go down. Recently an Iranian cosmetic ad got attention in Pakistan. It's amazing to see that a country with so much sanctions from USA is still producing almost every product. https://youtube.com/shorts/hMm47k4aEis?si=VTt2xNYo02l6-Ooq Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 18, 2025, 07:05:26 PM It's amazing to see that a country with so much sanctions from USA is still producing almost every product. Amazing? It should be the norm. Most sanctioned countries start wailing and wining about sanctions and don't develop anything as a reason exists (according to their thought process) why you should keep complaining instead of doing something. Action is what changes an environment. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Unknown Op on August 18, 2025, 11:18:20 PM Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :) You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! In another thread, he called BRICS just a paper tiger, and I also asked him, if BRICS is just a paper tiger. They are harmless, why does Trump spend so much time worrying about BRCIS? Why is Trump trying to stop their growth? This guy's thinking is similar to the US government many years ago, when BRCIS was first established, they were disdainful and thought the idea of de-dollarization was a fantasy. But less than a decade later, the US is now struggling to find ways to counter and prevent dedollarization. But it seems too late, de-dollarization is inevitable and what they can do is slow down the process but not stop it. I know Trump would always do whatsoever he likes which I think is going to strengthen the BRICS to stay stronger and determined. No country can stop BRICS, not even NATO because China and Russia alone has every resources to produce whatsoever they want that will make BRICS to stay stronger and better with time. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: TopT3ns on August 18, 2025, 11:40:58 PM We will see bricks as a brand because it will make a new currency which will be decentralized and we will see safe transactions and our money will be safe . There are many countries which are trying to do scams with the people and they are doing scams and one is America which is trying to destroy big countries to be a financial power . Now China is economic power and also atomic power and America is against China and they applied tarrif on China and other countries of bricks and Trump want to break the bricks but not Bricks is growing and in future years we will see Bricks as best currency of the World. Now money countries are forced to buy USDT and in the result dollar price is going up and up and we saw huge pump in the market before year because many people bought dollars at high price. Indeed BRICS is quite a curious phenomenon when speaking about the future of finance as it brings into unity countries that have the same massive economic and political resources. I regard their concept of producing a new currency as not only symbolic, but also as means to ensure that we do not continue being under the control of the dollar. As you are aware the dollar continues to sail high not only because the American economy is very strong but of course because most nations are compelled to trade in it. This is the case that impairs the value of local currencies in most countries, and the US flourishes. It is possible to picture how a new balance would be established in case BRICS managed to launch a payment system that does not involve the dollar anymore. Naturally, US would go to battle as it happened to impose tariffs on China or treat BRICS countries unequally in trade. I believe, this is a long term game, since the creation of an international currency needs rely and confidence as well as global approval. However taking into account the development that is happening, we can indeed say that the possibility of BRICS becoming a practical substitute is growing and that will have significant effect on the future of globalized finance. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abaeze on August 19, 2025, 07:57:56 AM Even though it may seem difficult for Western countries to join BRICS in the future, there may appear a time when countries will try to join. Especially when their own interests will be seriously affected by the long-term dominance of United States, it is not unusual for them to join BRICS to protect their national interests, where it is easier to expand trade. In the meantime, we know that there are some countries like France and Germany that have good relations with China. If they adopt such a policy in the future to protect their own interests, it will be realistic. Especially if BRICS works successfully in circulating their own currency against the dollar, then some countries in Europe will definitely try to free of the American regime. That is very unlikely if not impossible, as they depend on the US not only economically but also militarily. The EU has been almost completely dependent on the US since World War II and to put it bluntly, the US has turned the EU into its lackey. Their relationship is no longer one of alliance and mutually beneficial cooperation in the literal sense. Therefore, the possibility of the EU leaving the US is unlikely. Moreover, they also have their own calculations, what guarantees that Russia and China will welcome them with open arms? They would be in a dilemma if Russia and China did not accept them at that time, so they would consider carefully if they intended to move away from the US. However, some pressure may come on the European Union countries, especially the European countries that join BRICS. There will be various types of political pressure from the US, including tariffs, on them, but this pressure can be overcome. If Europe's economic power is added, the BRICS currency initiative will be stronger. Even if the economic and geopolitical balance is temporarily a bit unbalanced, BRICS will not be limited to the Global South but will be a transcontinental bloc. Then, even though the US' geopolitical game with BRICS continues externally, internally the US will be forced to accept the activities of BRICS. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Findingnemo on August 19, 2025, 09:17:51 PM It's amazing to see that a country with so much sanctions from USA is still producing almost every product. Amazing? It should be the norm. Most sanctioned countries start wailing and wining about sanctions and don't develop anything as a reason exists (according to their thought process) why you should keep complaining instead of doing something. Action is what changes an environment. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: STT on August 19, 2025, 11:42:37 PM The problem with the large number joining is that it is so easy to join, it doesn't necessarily mean anything once you are in this meeting of countries. No currency union or fixed forex rates and no set trade balance to give comparative advantage between countries.
There has to be more then talk and politics to justify strength of a union or its merely a facade rather then something that will last time and test. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 20, 2025, 07:06:04 AM Compare it the EU: Yes compare it to EU. This is the reality of it:https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZrpG.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZrpG) https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZhBZ.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZhBZ) A bunch of "school kids" (ie. so called leaders of EU) sitting in front of the "school master" (ie. Trump) who is dictating to them what they must do and what rules the master sets they must obey. As they are seen as cash-cows for the US regime and are treated somewhat like colonies of the US! BRICS is not and should not become anything like that... :) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Barikui1 on August 20, 2025, 07:12:19 AM Exactly. And the worst part is that it is not just that the people of EU don't want this attitude, this approach is also against their interests! And it's like that with every other country. Take Iran for example. What is the benefit in EU's animosity toward Iran? Nothing! In fact if they went against Washington's orders and improved their relations with Iran they could have reaped the rewards. From high tech production they could have imported from Iran that are far cheaper and with much higher quality to any alternative in the world (gas turbines, 3D printers, medical equipment, prosthetics and bionic organs, even superior defensive equipment like air-defense, and a lot more) all the way to minerals and natural resources. For example did you know Iran has the largest oil+gas supply in the whole world? And EU has been facing an energy crisis for 3 years now and they are forced to buy the highly expensive energy (specially gas) from US instead! The end result of this approach has been one thing: it is making Europe more and more irrelevant in the global geopolitical scene every day. It's true that Iran has many things to offer to world apart from oil and gas. Living in neighbouring country(Paksitan) of Iran, our markets are filled with Iranian products specially food products. They are super cheap in price and high quality. Our border areas get electricity from Iran. It's due to USA pressure our government is not buying cheap oil and gas from Iran otherwise price of patrol in our country will go down. Recently an Iranian cosmetic ad got attention in Pakistan. It's amazing to see that a country with so much sanctions from USA is still producing almost every product. https://youtube.com/shorts/hMm47k4aEis?si=VTt2xNYo02l6-Ooq Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Finebone on August 20, 2025, 07:24:14 AM Compare it the EU: Yes compare it to EU. This is the reality of it:https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZrpG.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZrpG) https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZhBZ.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZhBZ) A bunch of "school kids" (ie. so called leaders of EU) sitting in front of the "school master" (ie. Trump) who is dictating to them what they must do and what rules the master sets they must obey. As they are seen as cash-cows for the US regime and are treated somewhat like colonies of the US! BRICS is not and should not become anything like that... :) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: AirtelBuzz on August 20, 2025, 07:42:26 AM Exactly. And the worst part is that it is not just that the people of EU don't want this attitude, this approach is also against their interests! And it's like that with every other country. Take Iran for example. What is the benefit in EU's animosity toward Iran? Nothing! In fact if they went against Washington's orders and improved their relations with Iran they could have reaped the rewards. From high tech production they could have imported from Iran that are far cheaper and with much higher quality to any alternative in the world (gas turbines, 3D printers, medical equipment, prosthetics and bionic organs, even superior defensive equipment like air-defense, and a lot more) all the way to minerals and natural resources. For example did you know Iran has the largest oil+gas supply in the whole world? And EU has been facing an energy crisis for 3 years now and they are forced to buy the highly expensive energy (specially gas) from US instead! The end result of this approach has been one thing: it is making Europe more and more irrelevant in the global geopolitical scene every day. It's true that Iran has many things to offer to world apart from oil and gas. Living in neighbouring country(Paksitan) of Iran, our markets are filled with Iranian products specially food products. They are super cheap in price and high quality. Our border areas get electricity from Iran. It's due to USA pressure our government is not buying cheap oil and gas from Iran otherwise price of patrol in our country will go down. Recently an Iranian cosmetic ad got attention in Pakistan. It's amazing to see that a country with so much sanctions from USA is still producing almost every product. https://youtube.com/shorts/hMm47k4aEis?si=VTt2xNYo02l6-Ooq Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: ruykeri on August 20, 2025, 12:09:40 PM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever. Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :)You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Wakate on August 20, 2025, 06:35:14 PM Compare it the EU: Yes compare it to EU. This is the reality of it:https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZrpG.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZrpG) https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZhBZ.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZhBZ) A bunch of "school kids" (ie. so called leaders of EU) sitting in front of the "school master" (ie. Trump) who is dictating to them what they must do and what rules the master sets they must obey. As they are seen as cash-cows for the US regime and are treated somewhat like colonies of the US! BRICS is not and should not become anything like that... :) Trump has the father of the EU world leaders, he knows how to bring his children together and lecture them on how to carry out instructions that would guide the EU and for them to never doubt his words. This is the presidential office but to be precise, I don't think this meeting was supposed to be in his office when there are plenty of halls that can be used for public meetings like this. https://i.ibb.co/hR2XYg29/Screenshot-2025-0820-192337.png Trump has been a respectful father to all the EU countries and he likes to teach and give instructions according to his perception. If anyone of them decide not to show up in the meeting, Boom...50% tariff! Lol Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Abiky on August 20, 2025, 09:57:43 PM This is just the beginning of the end of Western dominance. Formerly, these nations that are showing interest in joining BRICS were alliance with the US and its partners. But the recent polices of the US have shown that they need to seek other trading partners. These nations are now seeking alternative financing and want to reduce their dependence on dollar-denominated transactions (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-countries-list-expands-in-global-shift-32-more-waiting-to-join), which have been weaponised by the US. The good part of the de-dollarisation process is that there are now cracks within the Western economic and political bloc. In recent times, we have seen some key Western countries visit China to seek partnerships because of the adverse effects of the US tariffs. I will not be surprised to see the first Western nation join BRICS in the future. The beginning of the end of Western dominance? Far from it. The USD, despite showing signs of weakness, is still the largest reserve currency in the world. Now the EU is strengthening itself with the Russo-Ukraine war. Countries within the bloc committed themselves to spare up to 5% of the GDP towards defense spending. BRICS may be growing, but it doesn't stand a chance against western powers. China and Russia are the biggest countries within BRICS, yet their currencies are weaker compared to the EUR and USD. They can add as many members as they want. But it's quality that matters. Not quantity. Who knows? With Donald Trump's unstable trade policies, anything can happen. For what I know, the "de-dollarization" process is slowly taking effect. Only time will tell which country (or group of countries) will take the reigns as the world's leading superpower. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Lida93 on August 20, 2025, 11:59:52 PM Compare it the EU: Yes compare it to EU. This is the reality of it:https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZrpG.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZrpG) https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/20/UZZhBZ.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UZZhBZ) A bunch of "school kids" (ie. so called leaders of EU) sitting in front of the "school master" (ie. Trump) who is dictating to them what they must do and what rules the master sets they must obey. As they are seen as cash-cows for the US regime and are treated somewhat like colonies of the US! BRICS is not and should not become anything like that... :) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: AirtelBuzz on August 21, 2025, 04:57:42 AM At present it seems that the "de-dollarization" process is starting to take effect because as much as possible, BRICS members no longer want to accept the US dollar so among them, China and Indonesia have already launched a QR code-based payment. It appears that banks in these two countries, namely Bank Indonesia and People's Bank of China, are conducting pilot tests for this QR code-based payment system, meanwhile Indonesia has a payment interface that allows residents of that country to make transactions using their mobile phones, So if they run their interface that is QRIS in China that means they will be allowed to make payments in their local currency, not US dollars.
If this step is activated between these two countries and their preparations are successful, then it can be said that business to business (B2B) initiatives between these two countries will definitely be successful. BRICS Launching QR Code Payments To Avoid US Dollar (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-launching-qr-code-payments-to-avoid-us-dollar) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Wakate on August 21, 2025, 11:50:49 AM I bet none of you draws any benefit of BRICS activity ever. Funny dude trying to create a contention we don't even what to discuss about lol. :)You need to make your sentence clear not for you to write in phrases. The United States has been showing up for something that might not need to agitate about. If the world thinks that BRICS is weak, then why is Trump fighting day and night to make sure that the USD is not dumped? Trump had already pledged that he is going to sanction countries that would try to dump the United States dollar when it comes to international trades. If the BRICS just like we have NATO countries is not strong, Donald Trump would have ignored them and let these countries do whatsoever they like. Do you know that BRICS dumping the USD can shift the financial status of the United States? Perhaps let's watch and see how it will play out dude! There has been a major misuse of power by the United States and we have also seen the gathering of the EU countries like students in a class been taught by there teacher Donald Trump. If the sanction must even happen, it must not be used to attack innocent countries just like the way they intend to sanction Bokinafaso because the military rule there is helping the country to send out corruption and force the France regime out of the country. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on August 21, 2025, 02:47:09 PM At present it seems that the "de-dollarization" process is starting to take effect because as much as possible, BRICS members no longer want to accept the US dollar so among them, China and Indonesia have already launched a QR code-based payment. It appears that banks in these two countries, namely Bank Indonesia and People's Bank of China, are conducting pilot tests for this QR code-based payment system, meanwhile Indonesia has a payment interface that allows residents of that country to make transactions using their mobile phones, So if they run their interface that is QRIS in China that means they will be allowed to make payments in their local currency, not US dollars. If this step is activated between these two countries and their preparations are successful, then it can be said that business to business (B2B) initiatives between these two countries will definitely be successful. BRICS Launching QR Code Payments To Avoid US Dollar (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-launching-qr-code-payments-to-avoid-us-dollar) Indonesia is currently quite stubborn in disobeying America, not least because its president is a nationalist and active in international lobbying. Unlike Ukraine, Indonesia is currently rich in rare earth mineral reserves needed by both the US and China, giving it some bargaining power in its diplomacy The United States has been dominating and flexing her muscles sanctioning countries for no reason because they did not abide by their corruption, joining hands with the EU to make the economy sanctions to be severe. Countries like Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, Brazil and other countries have been a major threat to the United States and because of that, they keep sanctioning these countries with the help of the European Union. There has been a major misuse of power by the United States and we have also seen the gathering of the EU countries like students in a class been taught by there teacher Donald Trump. If the sanction must even happen, it must not be used to attack innocent countries just like the way they intend to sanction Bokinafaso because the military rule there is helping the country to send out corruption and force the France regime out of the country. But in reality, Trump's tariff war is actually hurting his own people, the American people as consumers. The world is currently experiencing weakening purchasing power, including that of American consumers. Many people are now not living off their earnings or savings, but rather surviving on debt. The increase in import tariffs will ultimately be felt by American consumers themselves. When they can no longer tolerate it, prices will slowly rise, resulting in inflation. As the world's largest market, if the US can't absorb high prices, what will happen to other countries? From an economic slowdown, it could become an economic shutdown. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fuguebtc on August 22, 2025, 03:55:29 AM Indonesia is currently quite stubborn in disobeying America, not least because its president is a nationalist and active in international lobbying. Unlike Ukraine, Indonesia is currently rich in rare earth mineral reserves needed by both the US and China, giving it some bargaining power in its diplomacy I wouldn't say that Indonesia is being stubborn just because they don't follow US orders. Who is the Us to order Indonesia around? AFAIK, Indonesia is one of the largest economies in Southeast Asia and the relationship between them is only a strategic partnership. They are not allies and do not have any constraints or agreements like the EU countries or Japan and South Korea accepting to be vassals of the US. Therefore, Indonesia has no reason to obey the US or be called stubborn just because it ignores the United States' request. Both countries are equal and both have the right to make their own choices. The US is just a country like any other, the difference is that they are a great power, but they are not the father or king of this world. Get rid of the outdated mindset that America has the right to dictate to the world and stop thinking that what they say is right and everyone must obey their orders. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 22, 2025, 05:02:55 AM Their is a saying in my country which says, as a man, sometimes it's best to use your tongue to count your teeth, and I believe that it's what Iran has realized, because for their economy to grown without problem, they have to rely more on themselves, and it's a blessing in disguise because most of this sanctions has made Iran realized that they have even more potential in producing things they never thought they could in the past, and I believe that they are even more better off than when depending on the US for some certain things, so self sufficient is the best, but if they can't produce all they need, they just have to try not to rely on the Us for anything, so that it will not be used to undo them in the future, just as they are doing now at any slight opportunity. Well said.The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Barikui1 on August 22, 2025, 07:52:09 AM Their is a saying in my country which says, as a man, sometimes it's best to use your tongue to count your teeth, and I believe that it's what Iran has realized, because for their economy to grown without problem, they have to rely more on themselves, and it's a blessing in disguise because most of this sanctions has made Iran realized that they have even more potential in producing things they never thought they could in the past, and I believe that they are even more better off than when depending on the US for some certain things, so self sufficient is the best, but if they can't produce all they need, they just have to try not to rely on the Us for anything, so that it will not be used to undo them in the future, just as they are doing now at any slight opportunity. Well said.The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... ;D ;D ;D I think you are spot on here, they never saw this coming that Iran would be doing just fine without them and even better. Something like this happens recently in Africa, Burkina Faso to be precise, Ibrahim traoré who is their current military head of state has really improved their country just for a short period of time the moment he stop depending on external power in other to keep the country's economy afloat, right now their is so many things they now produce themselves, things they were exporting before, now they are they one's doing most of the export, that is why the french president is now taking him as an enemy, painting him bad and discrediting all he does, but the good thing their is that, the citizens of Burkina Faso are no longer blind by the fake love out there, they have finally realized that these guys are only interested in their resources not in the interest of Burkina Faso. So the us regime is just pained that Iran has discovered the best of them they never thought existed, and they are feeling threatened by the new advancement technologically in Iran. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Muba20 on August 22, 2025, 07:16:39 PM Their is a saying in my country which says, as a man, sometimes it's best to use your tongue to count your teeth, and I believe that it's what Iran has realized, because for their economy to grown without problem, they have to rely more on themselves, and it's a blessing in disguise because most of this sanctions has made Iran realized that they have even more potential in producing things they never thought they could in the past, and I believe that they are even more better off than when depending on the US for some certain things, so self sufficient is the best, but if they can't produce all they need, they just have to try not to rely on the Us for anything, so that it will not be used to undo them in the future, just as they are doing now at any slight opportunity. Well said.The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... Due to pressuring Iran for a long time, the country has now developed itself by force. Starting from technology, education, medicine, the country has now made a lot of progress in all fields. America wanted to limit Iran, but Iran has now prepared itself to become more self-sufficient. Many foreign universities deprived Iranian students of the opportunity to pursue higher education due to the US sanctions, but Iran did not stop there, they have developed their universities and research institutions. Science and technology (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_and_technology_in_Iran) was of the utmost importance to them. In addition to the Sina surgical robot, they have also achieved extensive expertise in organ transplantation. They have also shown great expertise in stem cell research, including the treatment of deadly diseases like cancer. Iran has become one of the few major countries in nanotechnology in the world. Due to the sanctions, Iran was also lagging behind in the use of satellites. But they were later able to build satellites with their skills and later launch them. They are now playing an important role in satellite production and space research, especially among the Middle East countries, where Iran is at the top of the technological spectrum, trying to do everything with its own technology. They have also become a leader in military defense. When America and Israel jointly declare war on Iran, no one else can understand how powerful Iran is, except America and Israel. After all, Iran could never have imagined that they would be able to improve so much, but America's sanctions are forcing them to do so. Today, they have advanced a lot in almost every aspect. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Finebone on August 22, 2025, 10:14:49 PM Their is a saying in my country which says, as a man, sometimes it's best to use your tongue to count your teeth, and I believe that it's what Iran has realized, because for their economy to grown without problem, they have to rely more on themselves, and it's a blessing in disguise because most of this sanctions has made Iran realized that they have even more potential in producing things they never thought they could in the past, and I believe that they are even more better off than when depending on the US for some certain things, so self sufficient is the best, but if they can't produce all they need, they just have to try not to rely on the Us for anything, so that it will not be used to undo them in the future, just as they are doing now at any slight opportunity. Well said.The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... Due to pressuring Iran for a long time, the country has now developed itself by force. Starting from technology, education, medicine, the country has now made a lot of progress in all fields. America wanted to limit Iran, but Iran has now prepared itself to become more self-sufficient. Many foreign universities deprived Iranian students of the opportunity to pursue higher education due to the US sanctions, but Iran did not stop there, they have developed their universities and research institutions. Science and technology (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_and_technology_in_Iran) was of the utmost importance to them. In addition to the Sina surgical robot, they have also achieved extensive expertise in organ transplantation. They have also shown great expertise in stem cell research, including the treatment of deadly diseases like cancer. Iran has become one of the few major countries in nanotechnology in the world. Due to the sanctions, Iran was also lagging behind in the use of satellites. But they were later able to build satellites with their skills and later launch them. They are now playing an important role in satellite production and space research, especially among the Middle East countries, where Iran is at the top of the technological spectrum, trying to do everything with its own technology. They have also become a leader in military defense. When America and Israel jointly declare war on Iran, no one else can understand how powerful Iran is, except America and Israel. After all, Iran could never have imagined that they would be able to improve so much, but America's sanctions are forcing them to do so. Today, they have advanced a lot in almost every aspect. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: laspol65 on August 23, 2025, 01:02:49 AM BRICS Currency Images Resurface as Bloc Targets 2026 Launch
BRICS currency image designs have been showing up more frequently as the bloc moves forward with its 2026 launch plans, and these new images actually reveal some pretty interesting details. The latest BRICS currency images feature flags from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, along with what appears to be serious momentum behind the BRICS currency 2026 timeline that officials have been working on. Test Series Gets Distributed Across Member Nations Officials actually issued the souvenir banknotes in three denominations – 50, 100, and 200 monetary units – and these BRICS currency image prototypes are making their way to different member countries right now. Authorities presented a test series of 1,000 BRICS banknotes in the 100-unit denomination in Pretoria, where Russian officials handed them over to their South African partners. BRICS (https://watcher.guru/news/brics-currency-images-resurface-as-bloc-targets-2026-launch) Trump will lose his mind even more after hearing this news, he is currently talking a lot of random things. This good news about BRICS will choke Trump, because the BRICS currency will get massive support and many supporters will switch from American supporters to support BRICS. As time goes by, Trump supporters will face more danger. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 23, 2025, 03:57:28 PM BRICS Currency Images Resurface as Bloc Targets 2026 Launch That picture shows the former brasil Presidente. So its old and a few opportunistic renew their intent to make 1st page news- Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: MusaPk on August 23, 2025, 06:52:15 PM The Western pressure on BRICS countries is bringing them closer. India and China are member of BRICS and they don't have good relations but recent pressure from US on both countries has helped them in getting closer.
BRICS countries have reasons to come close to each other because of following events:
All these pressure tactic mainly from US is not doing much harm to BRICS rather giving them a reason to stand united. Chinese foreign minister visited India after many years and Indian Prime Minister is set to visit China on 31 Aug. Putin after visiting US called leaders of BRICS i.e. India, China and South Africa to debrief them about his visit. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Finebone on August 23, 2025, 11:53:31 PM . Not just standing united, it's making all other nations to do a rethink, by withdrawing all their valuables assets that can be easily seized just as of the case of Russia, because they will look for ways to undo any nations that refuses to do their bidding.BRICS countries have reasons to come close to each other because of following events:
All these pressure tactic mainly from US is not doing much harm to BRICS rather giving them a reason to stand united. Additionally, due to numerous sanctions, it is making the brics nations like Iran, Russia and even south Africa to depend more on themselves and even discover skills and talents they never thought existed, so the step the Us regime is taking is myopic and setting a dangerous precedent that will make them to be seen as not reliable and untrustworthy in the future. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: 9ja Amaka on August 24, 2025, 04:23:20 AM Exactly. And the worst part is that it is not just that the people of EU don't want this attitude, this approach is also against their interests! And it's like that with every other country. Take Iran for example. What is the benefit in EU's animosity toward Iran? Nothing! In fact if they went against Washington's orders and improved their relations with Iran they could have reaped the rewards. From high tech production they could have imported from Iran that are far cheaper and with much higher quality to any alternative in the world (gas turbines, 3D printers, medical equipment, prosthetics and bionic organs, even superior defensive equipment like air-defense, and a lot more) all the way to minerals and natural resources. For example did you know Iran has the largest oil+gas supply in the whole world? And EU has been facing an energy crisis for 3 years now and they are forced to buy the highly expensive energy (specially gas) from US instead! The end result of this approach has been one thing: it is making Europe more and more irrelevant in the global geopolitical scene every day. Its obvious everything you said is true. Truth be told its kind of funny but at the same time sad. Whatever who care's since Europe has decided to keep hurting itself while acting like its standing on principles. They could have made good relationships with countries like Iran that can help them, but they just keep swallowing whatever food the US tells them to do. It’s not even just about the energy it’s about the whole picture. They always follow the guide in the book writing in Washington D.C, directly from the white house. In case they do now know, they are trading away their rights to make their own choices in the future. And someday it will backfire if they are not lucky. I wonder who they will run to next. The annoying part of the entire thing is that, it doesn't just end at the political level, it affects also the average citizens in EU. A regular citizen in EU, will pay high in heating, fuel, and basic goods cost more. Meanwhile, the U.S. is making money selling them overpriced gas and weapons, and Europe’s own businesses are suffering. The partnership doesn't look fair if you ask me, and sure the political leaders do know that, then tell me one good reason why they decide to stay adamant sucking their balls at the same time jeopardizing their country over economical downgrading. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Agbamoni on August 24, 2025, 04:58:18 AM ~snip ..The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... Briallantly said. The US and Trump fears other nations, particularly China and Iran. China surpassing them in hardware tech and economic dominance and Iran surpassing them in national security, medicals and bio weapons. Let me drag you back to history, because the whole involvement of US - Iran thing started in 1953, where US took overs Iran's government, well that was a whole different reasons from that of Trump in 2017. Iran is a an Islamic country with limited freedoms. And the Trump is against any country without a free democracy. But I'll need clarification on three things before I proceed when you give me your response. Are these allegations and confirmations true? 1. The Nuclear program. The US. have this idea that any country that has nukes other than them are the bad guys, but if the US have those nukes they are the good guys, that should be worshipped 2. Is Iran really cooperating with terrorist 3. The Iran theocratic government is the problem here. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Oluwa-btc on August 24, 2025, 07:37:56 AM ;D ;D ;D I think you are spot on here, they never saw this coming that Iran would be doing just fine without them and even better. Something like this happens recently in Africa, Burkina Faso to be precise, Ibrahim traoré who is their current military head of state has really improved their country just for a short period of time the moment he stop depending on external power in other to keep the country's economy afloat, right now their is so many things they now produce themselves, things they were exporting before, now they are they one's doing most of the export, that is why the french president is now taking him as an enemy, painting him bad and discrediting all he does, but the good thing their is that, the citizens of Burkina Faso are no longer blind by the fake love out there, they have finally realized that these guys are only interested in their resources not in the interest of Burkina Faso. So the us regime is just pained that Iran has discovered the best of them they never thought existed, and they are feeling threatened by the new advancement technologically in Iran. Iran one of the oldest civilised nations? They can always thrive, they don't need external validations and support for that. We're blessed to have Traore, it is precisely two solid years and he has transformed Burkina Faso to a mini heaven. All western puppets and caretakers in Africa should draw inspiration from him, likewise cutting ties with the west and watch your country blooom. The area of mining their own gold and building a great tomato industry has helped them internally, more than that, they've also stopped the usage of all that has to do with the french gradually such as making their Burkinabe language a priority for all. Few months back they tried all they could to raise propaganda and also multiple assassination attempts but he had the backing of his men and also the people who want to see him also help bring about the "United States Of Africa". I will say this as my conclusion, the history of the west and the states say bad about themselves, only those who are lazy to do their findings support them blindly. We don't even benefit from the so-called democracy Bullshit. It is all in planting their caretakers who help them project their plans and steal wealths meant for Africans. They're more a major threat to the globe than China, Russia North Korea and Iran. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: fuguebtc on August 24, 2025, 09:47:21 AM Only time will tell which country (or group of countries) will take the reigns as the world's leading superpower. Don't expect that to happen because whatever country (or group of countries) replaces the US and becomes a superpower, they will also become a second dictatorial US one day. Because human nature is greedy and selfish, and power can change them. Instead, expect our world to become more multipolar, with power distributed among all nations rather than in the hands of just one nation or group of nations. Only then can the world be a better place. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 24, 2025, 06:08:01 PM Let me drag you back to history, because the whole involvement of US - Iran thing started in 1953, where US took overs Iran's government, You may find the short history of events I found important interesting here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5516661.0)Quote Iran is a an Islamic country with limited freedoms. Iran as the oldest civilization on earth and a religious country has a different definition of "freedom". For example certain harmful things like alcohol are illegal in Iran because the government doesn't want to earn money at any cost. Something that used to be the same in the US too during Prohibition before their government decided the tax/income is too good to give up, now 29.5 million Americans aged 12 and older suffer from Alcohol Use Disorder just so that the US government can earn money. That's not freedom in the US, that is neo dictatorship. Quote And the Trump is against any country without a free democracy. All Trump's buddies are literal dictators, like the biggest one: Bin Salman (dictator of Arabia).Quote But I'll need clarification on three things before I proceed when you give me your response. 1. Iran doesn't have any nukes and has no plans to build any unless forced into it. The US is not scared of Iran's nukes! They are scared others might follow Iran's success and like Iranians kick US regime out and then start developing.Are these allegations and confirmations true? 1. The Nuclear program. The US. have this idea that any country that has nukes other than them are the bad guys, but if the US have those nukes they are the good guys, that should be worshipped 2. Is Iran really cooperating with terrorist 3. The Iran theocratic government is the problem here. 2. Well, just check out who has been fighting al-Qaeda and ISIS over the past 40 years and who funded and supported these terrorist groups. Here is United States Director of National Intelligence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwLp4UiCjXc 3. Problem for whom? For colonizers and their terrorist proxies like ISIS? Yes. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on August 25, 2025, 07:52:35 AM Well said. The sanctions and the economic terrorism that US regime has been carrying out against Iranians is damaging and disruptive but at the same time it has been a blessing and greatly beneficial too. A lot of the advancements in Iran is because of those sanctions. After the revolution when Iranians overthrew the US backed dictatorship on 1979, Iran has made great advances in all sciences and technologies. For example today Iran's medical sector is leading, like the Iranian surgical robots like the remote controlled Sina (named after the Persian physician and father of modern medicine Ibn Sina) is being exported; while 50 years ago Iran didn't even have decent doctors and had to import foreign doctors! One of the main reasons for US regime's animosity toward Iran is these advancements. They don't want Iran to become like a "role model" for other nations as well... ;D ;D ;D I think you are spot on here, they never saw this coming that Iran would be doing just fine without them and even better. Something like this happens recently in Africa, Burkina Faso to be precise, Ibrahim traoré who is their current military head of state has really improved their country just for a short period of time the moment he stop depending on external power in other to keep the country's economy afloat, right now their is so many things they now produce themselves, things they were exporting before, now they are they one's doing most of the export, that is why the french president is now taking him as an enemy, painting him bad and discrediting all he does, but the good thing their is that, the citizens of Burkina Faso are no longer blind by the fake love out there, they have finally realized that these guys are only interested in their resources not in the interest of Burkina Faso. So the us regime is just pained that Iran has discovered the best of them they never thought existed, and they are feeling threatened by the new advancement technologically in Iran. Iran's research budget is 1 percent of GDP, even under embargo, economic blockade for nearly 40 years, prohibition on technology spending, and exclusion from international information and cooperation. Yet, Iran focuses on producing thousands of scientists, engineers, and technocrats, which undoubtedly alarms and concerns the West. This has proven to be the result of sophisticated military equipment (combat drones, hypersonic ballistic missiles, and domestically produced fighter jets), as well as a domestically produced satellite that has been successfully launched. The defense and military industry in Iran thrives and thrives on the demands of survival. Most of its productive age population is university graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. Iran has proven that sanctions can breed creativity, and limitations can breed greatness. Many countries should learn from Iran that even the greatest pressure can produce resilience as long as we use our brains. Another thing that can be learned from Iran in the late 1970s, Iran changed from a monarchy to a theocracy (a religious system is the basis of the state and its leaders are the executors of God's commands). The new regime (Ayatollah) built a new paramilitary force, The Army of Guardian of the Islamic Revolution or what the West calls the IRGC - Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps. The IRGC under Ayatollah Khomeini expanded its functions, authority, and control (Deep State). The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the strongest military force in West Asia. Although some countries consider them terrorists, they are soldiers who protect the ruling regime (not soldiers who protect Iran). Therefore, the IRGC is a legitimate entity in Iran, their position is even stronger when during the long war with Iraq, the IRGC became the vanguard, not the Iranian National Army. The IRGC is more like a militant organizational structure. One of the IRGC divisions is the Quds Division, where this division controls unconventional warfare and intelligence operations. This division supports organizations in many countries to fight the hegemony of the US and Israel (the nickname is non-state actor). The Quds Force supports Hezbollah, Yemen's Houthi rebels, and Hamas. The IRGC also manages the majority of Iran's economy through its state-owned enterprises. Therefore, it could be said that the IRGC is an armed conglomerate business corporation. Iran's resilience isn't due to its immunity from sanctions, but rather to a combination of a high-cost oil sales strategy (discounts + shadow fleet) that continues to generate foreign exchange; a state-centric model (IRGC/bonyad/state-owned enterprises) that fills the investment gap; downstreaming of heavy industry and import substitution; and a geopolitical pivot to the East that opens up trade channels and political support. The result: GDP continues to grow moderately and basic industry thrives. Iran one of the oldest civilised nations? They can always thrive, they don't need external validations and support for that. We're blessed to have Traore, it is precisely two solid years and he has transformed Burkina Faso to a mini heaven. All western puppets and caretakers in Africa should draw inspiration from him, likewise cutting ties with the west and watch your country blooom. The area of mining their own gold and building a great tomato industry has helped them internally, more than that, they've also stopped the usage of all that has to do with the french gradually such as making their Burkinabe language a priority for all. Few months back they tried all they could to raise propaganda and also multiple assassination attempts but he had the backing of his men and also the people who want to see him also help bring about the "United States Of Africa". I will say this as my conclusion, the history of the west and the states say bad about themselves, only those who are lazy to do their findings support them blindly. We don't even benefit from the so-called democracy Bullshit. It is all in planting their caretakers who help them project their plans and steal wealths meant for Africans. They're more a major threat to the globe than China, Russia North Korea and Iran. I admire Thomas Sankara's land reform, which eliminated foreign rights, improved education, health care, and equal rights for women, eliminated corruption, and stopped dependence on international aid. Burkina Faso is a land of corruption. His famous quote is, "A revolutionary may die, but his mind will never die; it will live forever." I see Thomas Sankara's spirit in Ibrahim Traore, starting with his distinct thinking about Africa, positioning himself as a public servant, anti-French, and also overthrowing the previous pro-French government. The use of the Wagner Private Army in Ibrahim Traore's shadow is expected to maintain security. Ibrahim Traore represents a new wave of young African leaders who want to break colonial ties and foster local identity and sovereignty. On the other hand, this also poses risks to pluralism and civil rights. Positive lessons for governance from Thomas Sankara and Ibrahim Traore include strong, multidimensional reforms emphasizing economic independence and state control over resources; cultural reactualization and symbolic decolonization; pro-people fiscal redistribution and participatory social development. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Cossyblack on August 26, 2025, 05:34:19 AM ;D ;D ;D I think you are spot on here, they never saw this coming that Iran would be doing just fine without them and even better. Something like this happens recently in Africa, Burkina Faso to be precise, Ibrahim traoré who is their current military head of state has really improved their country just for a short period of time the moment he stop depending on external power in other to keep the country's economy afloat, right now their is so many things they now produce themselves, things they were exporting before, now they are they one's doing most of the export, that is why the french president is now taking him as an enemy, painting him bad and discrediting all he does, but the good thing their is that, the citizens of Burkina Faso are no longer blind by the fake love out there, they have finally realized that these guys are only interested in their resources not in the interest of Burkina Faso. So the us regime is just pained that Iran has discovered the best of them they never thought existed, and they are feeling threatened by the new advancement technologically in Iran. Iran one of the oldest civilised nations? They can always thrive, they don't need external validations and support for that. We're blessed to have Traore, it is precisely two solid years and he has transformed Burkina Faso to a mini heaven. All western puppets and caretakers in Africa should draw inspiration from him, likewise cutting ties with the west and watch your country blooom. The area of mining their own gold and building a great tomato industry has helped them internally, more than that, they've also stopped the usage of all that has to do with the french gradually such as making their Burkinabe language a priority for all. Few months back they tried all they could to raise propaganda and also multiple assassination attempts but he had the backing of his men and also the people who want to see him also help bring about the "United States Of Africa". I will say this as my conclusion, the history of the west and the states say bad about themselves, only those who are lazy to do their findings support them blindly. We don't even benefit from the so-called democracy Bullshit. It is all in planting their caretakers who help them project their plans and steal wealths meant for Africans. They're more a major threat to the globe than China, Russia North Korea and Iran. It is true that Iran have become immune to western sanctions. This sanctions no longer work on Iran economy anymore because they have achieved success in self sufficiency,a proof that the world can survive without relying on the west. Iran have become self sufficient in key remote economy sections, they have reached self sufficiency in Gasoline that they don't need to import it anymore, other key areas like Agriculture, steel production,Gas and hydroelectric power plants. Soon the US dollars will become weak and render useless when the world dumps them ;D ;D Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Barikui1 on August 26, 2025, 07:18:03 AM Democracy is the highest level of fraud the west brought upon africa,they have been using this bullshit to enslaved africans by enthroning their puppets. I don't necessarily think that democracy is the problem here in Africa, what I sense is that it is being used as a tool to place their puppet in power that does their bidding, because their are other top nations in the world that are operating with democracy, but are doing just fine, though it's obvious that for a big change to happen here in Africa, a military rule is needed because they are the only ones that can easily oppose the western powers and do what's needs to be done without troubles, why the case of Burkina Faso looks very different is that their leader Ibrahim traoré is very smart and intelligent, so with what he has achieve do far while in power, the french powers knows that their is no way back for them if this continues like this unlike other nations that are being govern by military head. Quote It is true that Iran have become immune to western sanctions. This sanctions no longer work on Iran economy anymore because they have achieved success in self sufficiency,a their is a level at which you will be penalized and punish by someone that you depends really on, that at a point in your life you will seat down and reflect how you have given the said person enough power over your life and finance, and how to retrieve that power back, and this is what Iran has done, because the constant unnecessary sanctions is way too much, so they have to take back that economic power given away by focusing more in producing things themselves than relying on west that are using it against them anytime Iran refuses to do their bidding, and as we can all see, the sanction is no longer working and it has really opens the eyes of Iran to discover potentials they never thought existed, so it's really a blessing in disguise. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fiatless on August 26, 2025, 07:57:57 AM I don't necessarily think that democracy is the problem here in Africa, what I sense is that it is being used as a tool to place their puppet in power that does their bidding, because their are other top nations in the world that are operating with democracy, but are doing just fine, though it's obvious that for a big change to happen here in Africa, a military rule is needed because they are the only ones that can easily oppose the western powers and do what's needs to be done without troubles, why the case of Burkina Faso looks very different is that their leader Ibrahim traoré is very smart and intelligent, so with what he has achieve do far while in power, the french powers knows that their is no way back for them if this continues like this unlike other nations that are being govern by military head. The problem is Western-style democracy. Africa should have adopted a pattern of democracy that suits their culture and tradition. There is nothing wrong with a life presidency if the ruler is doing well. Another tool of control is the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. These organizations are used to manipulate the financial system of African nations and make it dependent on Western aid. The conditions for loans are arranged to favour Western economies, which use the continent as a place for cheap raw materials. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is a tool to bully African leaders into doing the bidding of these controlling powers. Very soon, Capt Ibrahim Traoré will be declared wanted by the court for some concocted reasons. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: icebar on August 26, 2025, 09:05:02 AM I don't necessarily think that democracy is the problem here in Africa, what I sense is that it is being used as a tool to place their puppet in power that does their bidding, because their are other top nations in the world that are operating with democracy, but are doing just fine, though it's obvious that for a big change to happen here in Africa, a military rule is needed because they are the only ones that can easily oppose the western powers and do what's needs to be done without troubles, why the case of Burkina Faso looks very different is that their leader Ibrahim traoré is very smart and intelligent, so with what he has achieve do far while in power, the french powers knows that their is no way back for them if this continues like this unlike other nations that are being govern by military head. The problem is Western-style democracy. Africa should have adopted a pattern of democracy that suits their culture and tradition. There is nothing wrong with a life presidency if the ruler is doing well. Another tool of control is the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. These organizations are used to manipulate the financial system of African nations and make it dependent on Western aid. The conditions for loans are arranged to favour Western economies, which use the continent as a place for cheap raw materials. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is a tool to bully African leaders into doing the bidding of these controlling powers. Very soon, Capt Ibrahim Traoré will be declared wanted by the court for some concocted reasons. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Oluwa-btc on August 26, 2025, 07:34:10 PM The problem is Western-style democracy. Africa should have adopted a pattern of democracy that suits their culture and tradition. There is nothing wrong with a life presidency if the ruler is doing well. Another tool of control is the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. These organizations are used to manipulate the financial system of African nations and make it dependent on Western aid. The conditions for loans are arranged to favour Western economies, which use the continent as a place for cheap raw materials. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is a tool to bully African leaders into doing the bidding of these controlling powers. Very soon, Capt Ibrahim Traoré will be declared wanted by the court for some concocted reasons. This image says it all. I go raving mad when I think about it. This is also one of reasons why I will never insult anyone who's poor with his English and vocabulary. This is Iranian head sparking up the fire in Africans to rise up indirectly. They did this to Africa but they will never do to Iran 🇮🇷 https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/26/UZ5CTH.jpeg I love the past, I love reading about it(one can draw knowledge from the past as they're stucked with wealth of information for the present and future ). I can mention a few names who said no to the International Monetary Fund, depending on their own resources and also saw their country bloom in Africa. ( Gaddafi, Thomas Sankara and Sam Nujoma of Namibia ). The same way we have Bitcoin trying to fix the world finance, we also need something else fixing the World Bank and IMF. The damage done by the IMF and WB should be motivation enough for every African and Nigerian to support and advocate for the joining of BRICS. The IMF did not just damage Naira bad but also economy with their dirth IMF Bs! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: WillyAp on August 26, 2025, 08:20:01 PM This image says it all. I go raving mad when I think about it. Why don't you check that 1st instead of just believing the victim's role. Quote External colonies were first founded in Africa during antiquity. Ancient Greeks and Romans established colonies on the African continent in North Africa, similar to how they established settler-colonies in parts of Eurasia. Some of these endured for centuries; however, popular parlance of colonialism in Africa usually focuses on the European conquests of African states and societies in the Scramble for Africa (1884–1914) during the age of New Imperialism, followed by gradual decolonisation after World War II. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonisation_of_Africa Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abaeze on August 27, 2025, 10:07:21 AM Recently, a news has been widely circulated that India has started trading in rupiah with BRICS, leaving USD which is going towards complete de-dollarisation but later the Indian government said that this claim is wrong or misleading.
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/27/UZ9Txq.jpeg Source (https://x.com/World_Affairs11/status/1960400716671148123?t=1PNgaHPnfQUmTb6nhe3YIg&s=19) Whether the matter is true or false, the main thing is that the US tariff crisis is a common blow, but India is trying to escape from it or derisking, as part of which there is a movement to introduce INR in international work. However, it seems to me that this tariff policy of America is a big threat to a country and because of which different countries of the world are joining BRICS. Now if BRICS can effectively create their own currency instead of the dollar and spread it, then BRICS will really be a strong counter to Europe and America. However, it is not yet clear whether the technical aspect of BRICS Pay will be centralized or decentralized in the future. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abaeze on August 29, 2025, 12:20:31 PM BRICS Unveils First-Ever Paper Currency!
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/29/UZeGdg.jpeg https://x.com/NiveshwithRG/status/1961114426368741612?t=fAF2CPUoCshHHBGpPYLfcg&s At the SPIEF forum, a 200 BRICS symbolic note was revealed featuring the flags of Russia, China, India, Brazil & South Africa! A rise of a new world order or start of Dedollarisation! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 29, 2025, 04:50:14 PM Some corrections:
Another thing that can be learned from Iran in the late 1970s, Iran changed from a monarchy to a theocracy (a religious system is the basis of the state and its leaders are the executors of God's commands). Iran is a religious democracy not a theocracy. It basically means that people elect their officials to build their political system based on their ideology, which in Iran is the Shia Islam since that is the religious of the majority of the population.The new regime (Ayatollah) This is colonizer language by the way.built a new paramilitary force, The Army of Guardian of the Islamic Revolution or what the West calls the IRGC - Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps. It is not a "paramilitary force" it is just one of the branches of Iran's armed forces! And it is not what the West calls it, Revolutionary Guards Corp is the literal translation of the name.The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the strongest military force in West Asia. Armed Forces of Iran is the strongest military force in the world right now.Although some countries consider them terrorists, Only the US regime that is supporting and committing the ongoing genocide in Palestine is calling Iranians terrorists because Iran is supporting Palestine is fighting the US backed terrorist organizations including but not limited to ISIS, Israel, al-Qaeda, etc.Just like how the US regime calls a lot of others who stand against their oppression terrorists. People like Nelson Mandela and ANC who fought the US-backed apartheid in South Africa. they are soldiers who protect the ruling regime (not soldiers who protect Iran). That's like saying US air force is there to protect the "ruling regime" :DThe IRGC is more like a militant organizational structure. One of the IRGC divisions is the Quds Division, where this division controls unconventional warfare and intelligence operations. Not at all. As I said it is just one of the branches of Iran's military and it has its own responsibilities just like any branch would.Quds Force is also not what you said, it is just the branch responsible for foreign operations for example during WW4 (war with the NATO backed terrorists) the Quds Force was the one fighting ISIS in Syria and Iraq shoulder to shoulder with the people of these countries who fought against the NATO-ISIS coalition. They are named after the holy city of Quds in Palestine as it is also supporting Palestinians and helping them fight the terrorists occupiers of their country. The IRGC also manages the majority of Iran's economy through its state-owned enterprises. Therefore, it could be said that the IRGC is an armed conglomerate business corporation. I don't know where you copy pasted this information from, but you should consider changing your source.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Fiatless on August 29, 2025, 05:07:27 PM This image says it all. I go raving mad when I think about it. This is also one of reasons why I will never insult anyone who's poor with his English and vocabulary. This is Iranian head sparking up the fire in Africans to rise up indirectly. They did this to Africa but they will never do to Iran 🇮🇷 These powers don't want Africa to develop. Any leader who comes up with policies that will industrialize Africa will be silenced. They connived with saboteurs and killed Patrice Lumumba, Sylvanus Olympio, Thomas Sankara and Murtala Muhammed. Most of the current leaders of Africa are Western puppets used to plunder African resources. These African leaders sacrifice their people for crumbs from Western tables. https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/26/UZ5CTH.jpeg I love the past, I love reading about it(one can draw knowledge from the past as they're stucked with wealth of information for the present and future ). I can mention a few names who said no to the International Monetary Fund, depending on their own resources and also saw their country bloom in Africa. ( Gaddafi, Thomas Sankara and Sam Nujoma of Namibia ). The same way we have Bitcoin trying to fix the world finance, we also need something else fixing the World Bank and IMF. The damage done by the IMF and WB should be motivation enough for every African and Nigerian to support and advocate for the joining of BRICS. The IMF did not just damage Naira bad but also economy with their dirth IMF Bs! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on August 30, 2025, 01:50:22 PM Some corrections: Another thing that can be learned from Iran in the late 1970s, Iran changed from a monarchy to a theocracy (a religious system is the basis of the state and its leaders are the executors of God's commands). Iran is a religious democracy not a theocracy. It basically means that people elect their officials to build their political system based on their ideology, which in Iran is the Shia Islam since that is the religious of the majority of the population.In my analysis, it's more of a theocracy with elements of democracy, as the system's foundation is rooted in theocracy, with the final decision rested with the clerics (Supreme Leader & Council of Guardians). What I've also learned in my studies is more accurately described as a theocratic republic or authoritarian hybrid regime. So, it's not a liberal democracy like in the West, but rather a very limited democracy within the framework of Shia Islamic theocracy. The new regime (Ayatollah) This is colonizer language by the way.The term regime in political science is often used not only for negative connotations, but also to refer to a stable, institutionalized system of power with specific characteristics. Thus, when Ayatollah Khomeini's government is referred to as the Khomeini regime or the Islamic regime of Iran, it refers to the new political system he established after the 1979 Iranian Revolution. In international political literature, any system of government with ideological or authoritarian characteristics is often called a regime, for example, the Stalin regime, the Mao regime, the Nazi regime, and even Western liberal democratic regimes. Thus, the term is neutral in political studies, although in everyday conversation it often carries a negative tone. built a new paramilitary force, The Army of Guardian of the Islamic Revolution or what the West calls the IRGC - Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps. It is not a "paramilitary force" it is just one of the branches of Iran's armed forces! And it is not what the West calls it, Revolutionary Guards Corp is the literal translation of the name.As I know, In Iran, the military is divided into two main pillars: Artesh (National Army/Conventional Armed Forces), tasked with maintaining traditional territorial defense (land, air, and sea) inherited from the previous regime, which is professional and politically neutral. The IRGC (Pasdaran/Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution), formed by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 after the Islamic Revolution. Its task is to protect the revolution, the ideology of the Islamic Republic, and the clerical leadership (Rahbar/Supreme Leader). The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps/Pasdaran) is indeed part of the Iranian armed forces, but it holds a unique position, more important and politically superior than the regular military (Artesh). They are the guardians of the revolution and the pillar of the Rahbar's power. The West calls them a state within a state because of their role in military, political, economic, and shadow diplomacy. If we consider the IRGC as a whole, the answer isn't paramilitary, but within the IRGC, there are units that are indeed paramilitary in nature. One branch of the IRGC is the Basij (a paramilitary people's militia numbering millions of men, students, workers, and even women, trained for security operations, demonstration control, and guerrilla warfare). However, it is not equivalent to a professional army. The West sometimes calls the IRGC "paramilitary" because of its ideological nature. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the strongest military force in West Asia. Armed Forces of Iran is the strongest military force in the world right now.The Iranian army is not the strongest in the world, but it is strong in the regional context, especially in terms asymmetric strategies and proxy warfare, and ideological defense through the IRGC. If a direct war were to occur against a modern global power ( US, Russia, or China), Iran would be quite vulnerable, but asymmetric strategies could inflict significant losses on its opponents. In terms of military modernity and regional influence, the IRGC is more powerful than the Artesh. While the Artesh remains important for conventional defense, the IRGC is the backbone of Iran's military strategy, particularly in modern warfare, missiles, and foreign operations/proxy warfare. Although some countries consider them terrorists, Only the US regime that is supporting and committing the ongoing genocide in Palestine is calling Iranians terrorists because Iran is supporting Palestine is fighting the US backed terrorist organizations including but not limited to ISIS, Israel, al-Qaeda, etc.Totally agree with your opinion on this matter. they are soldiers who protect the ruling regime (not soldiers who protect Iran). That's like saying US air force is there to protect the "ruling regime" :DIt's very different if the US Air Force is in Iran, it means an invasion. Meanwhile, the IRGC, formed by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 after the Islamic Revolution, is tasked with protecting the revolution, the ideology of the Islamic Republic, and the leadership of the ulama (Rahbar/Supreme Leader), currently held by Ayatollah Khomeini. The IRGC is more like a militant organizational structure. One of the IRGC divisions is the Quds Division, where this division controls unconventional warfare and intelligence operations. Not at all. As I said it is just one of the branches of Iran's military and it has its own responsibilities just like any branch would.Its organizational structure is militant. This means intensive physical and military training, combat readiness, and a focus on asymmetric and conventional warfare. It is ideologically oriented and must be loyal to the Supreme Leader. It can operate on land, sea, and air, in cyberspace, and through proxy warfare. It also has global Special Forces capabilities, and combat operations in other countries such as Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon. All branches of the IRGC have a history of militancy in addition to their primary functions. The Quds Force (Jerusalem Forces) is a special unit of the IRGC responsible for overseas operations. It supports Iranian-allied groups abroad and supports Islamic and Shia revolutionary movements in the Middle East, while protecting Iran's strategic interests. The IRGC also manages the majority of Iran's economy through its state-owned enterprises. Therefore, it could be said that the IRGC is an armed conglomerate business corporation. I don't know where you copy pasted this information from, but you should consider changing your source.The IRGC is not only a military force, but also an economic and political force in Iran. They control strategic sectors, financially support military operations and revolutionary exports, while also being a dominant economic player influencing the country. Since 1980, the IRGC has been involved in development projects following the Iranian Revolution and the Iran-Iraq War, initially aiming to help reconstruct strategic infrastructure and industries and fund military operations and their proxies. Over time, their involvement has expanded to include the private sector, construction, energy, and international trade. Many official IRGC companies appear to be private businesses. They manage imports and exports directly, even circumventing international embargoes. Many economic projects are linked to loyalty to the Supreme Leader. The IRGC isn't always the official owner of state-owned enterprises, but it does de facto control many of them and strategic projects. They use subsidiaries, contractors, and political networks to control economic sectors crucial to the country's defense, energy, and ideology. I majored in international relations, and Middle Eastern studies was one of the subjects I studied for two semesters. So if any of my explanations are not factual or irrelevant, I am very open to corrections and discussion. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Cossyblack on August 30, 2025, 03:33:27 PM The Iranian Revolutionary Guard is the strongest military force in West Asia. Armed Forces of Iran is the strongest military force in the world right now.Watch (https://x.com/SilentlySirs/status/1936473971597435381?s=19) The West saw how Iran demonstrated 1% of their military might at Israel,a show of force that almost crippled Israel. Israel tremble before Iranian military, the West fears the mightiness of the Iranian arm forces,their growing power threatens US influence in the Middle East. If IRAN military isn't the strongest in the world, I believe the West would have invaded Iran by now. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on August 31, 2025, 05:49:22 PM By the way if you want to see EU's so called "might" and the way China sees them, just check out the video of the recent visit of the EU leaders to China (China-EU summit) and how they were received. Remember this? Compare that to how China received Indian Prime Minister, Modi who just visited China for the SCO summit thing. Or other members like Iran... 8)The Chinese officials didn't even receive them at their plane, these EU leaders were just put them on a bus like peasants and were brought forth to the Chinese president to kiss his hands ;D Artesh (National Army/Conventional Armed Forces), One of the reasons I doubt your sources is little stuff like this, maybe I'm reading too much into them but there are a bunch of these things. For example using the term Army to define Artesh. You see when translating from Persian to English or vice versa, there is this common mistake where they translate Army as ارتش (reads Artesh) (https://abadis.ir/entofa/army/). This is a common mistake I see in, lets just say "certain" sources.tasked with maintaining traditional territorial defense (land, air, and sea) inherited from the previous regime, which is professional and politically neutral. The IRGC (Pasdaran/Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution), formed by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 after the Islamic Revolution. Its task is to protect the revolution, the ideology of the Islamic Republic, and the clerical leadership (Rahbar/Supreme Leader). Mostly wrong.Both Artesh and Sepah are branches of the military and with the Faraja (police) form the Armed Forces of Iran. They each have similar responsibilities (air force, navy, army, air defense, etc.) with different tactics therefore different equipment. For example the Artesh navy is referred to as the "strategic navy" and has the big vessels (Heavy Submarines, Afloat Forward Staging Base, Aircraft Carrier, etc.) while Sepah navy is mostly known for is high speed and overwhelm with numbers tactics (has the light/small stealth submarines, ultra-fast missile boats, etc). The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps/Pasdaran) is indeed part of the Iranian armed forces, but it holds a unique position, more important and politically superior than the regular military (Artesh). Wrong. By law, members of military are prohibited from getting involved in the politics. For example in case of IRGC if any of them is seen breaking that law, they'll have to answer to "internal intelligence protection" (it's like internal affairs).I believe this is the article in Iran's constitution: https://rc.majlis.ir/fa/law/show/91404 In article 6.B. it clearly states that members of the armed forces are absolutely prohibited from entering politics, joining political parties, etc. If we consider the IRGC as a whole, the answer isn't paramilitary, but within the IRGC, there are units that are indeed paramilitary in nature. One branch of the IRGC is the Basij (a paramilitary people's militia numbering millions of men, students, workers, and even women, trained for security operations, demonstration control, and guerrilla warfare). Even if it had paramilitary branches it wouldn't make it a paramilitary.Basij is also not a paramilitary force, it is like the equivalent of volunteer workers who do a wide range of stuff. For example if you are a medical specialist you can join Basij and through them go to far away villages that are still underdeveloped or don't have easy access to or money for such services and work for them voluntarily (for free). Similar if you are a dentist, architect, engineer, simple construction worker, and so on. They also have training courses too. For example the teenagers usually join the military training thing (basically go to a shooting range) because there is the option that would help them shave off some months from their mandatory military service (conscription). The Iranian army is not the strongest in the world, Actually Iran's military is the strongest in the world. Different branches may be different for example air-force is lagging behind a little bit but Iran's army (meaning ground forces) is actually the strongest in the whole world by far because it is currently the most technologically advanced one in the modern warfare and has the largest numbers. Most important of all is that it has the best experience thanks to the war with the NATO-Takfiri axis during WW4 (the US regime's war of terror) for decades.Another thing to remember considering the today's nature of warfare is that Iran is literally the inventor of Drone Warfare and started it all back in the 80's, something the West is just learning about during their war with Russia. That's a conflict where one of Iran's oldest drone (~20 generation old Shahed-136) changed the tides in favor of Russia and after 3 years US military managed to reverse engineer it and build a weak rip-off version of it for a much higher cost with far less capabilities! If a direct war were to occur against a modern global power ( US, Russia, or China), Iran would be quite vulnerable It already happened. I mentioned WW4, but there is also the NATO adventure in June this year where they got crushed in only 12 days. That was the first "Coup War" type of conflict in history (that's a new terminology), something that failed miserably.In terms of military modernity and regional influence, the IRGC is more powerful than the Artesh. While the Artesh remains important for conventional defense, the IRGC is the backbone of Iran's military strategy, particularly in modern warfare, missiles, and foreign operations/proxy warfare. As I said the different branches serve different purposes and they are not separate like the way you keep describing them. Artesh is just as part of Iran's military doctrine in modern warfare as Sepah is. For example if Sepah has its Shahed loitering munitions, Artesh as its Arash loitering munition. If Artesh has its frigates the missiles are built by Sepah.They are not separate entities, they are both part of the Armed Forces of Iran and work under command of the General Staff of the Armed Forces. It is ideologically oriented and must be loyal to the Supreme Leader. That's a strange way of putting it! One of the roles of the leader in Iran's constitution is as the commander-in-chief. To put simply in the hierarchy of the military he is the top commander!The Quds Force (Jerusalem Forces) Another one of those indications. This branch has one name: Quds Force. The name in parenthesis is the name occupiers want to use for the holy city of Quds in Palestine that they are occupying for the time being.Since 1980, the IRGC has been involved in development projects following the Iranian Revolution and the Iran-Iraq War, initially aiming to help reconstruct strategic infrastructure and industries Armed Forces of any country have a lot of capabilities and equipment that at times of peace would be placed in some storage gathering dust. Capabilities and equipment (eg. heavy machinery for construction, engineering branch, etc.) that can and should be used to build infrastructure in the country.In most countries, the military is one side of such contracts using those capabilities at times of peace. Google USACE and the contracts they have had. And again this is the military not just one branch of it. their proxies. Iran has no proxies.I majored in international relations, and Middle Eastern studies was one of the subjects I studied for two semesters. So if any of my explanations are not factual or irrelevant, I am very open to corrections and discussion. "Middle East" is another term in colonizer talk ;)The correct term in this context is West Asia. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on September 01, 2025, 11:37:52 AM - snip - Thank you very much for the information and knowledge you shared and explained. I greatly appreciate your perspective and argumentation. I acknowledge that yours is stronger, especially since you are more in touch with the source and context of the issue. Your information has opened new horizons for me, and I have learned a lot from you. In the future, I will consider your writings and opinions on Iran as references. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: CTO114 on September 03, 2025, 08:10:10 AM Interesting the BRICS member countries have come together with the intention of having more of a global voice, and this union will on lly expedite their desire.
Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on September 04, 2025, 03:13:19 AM While we keep focusing on BRICS and its successes we are forgetting another alliance that is forming under Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) which had a summit this week and it completely changed its face and is starting to become more active in establishing the World Order in the world that chaos used to rule for the past couple of decades...
This picture says it all. They say this is more than 60% of the world right here: https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/09/04/UnFLmT.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UnFLmT) Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Lida93 on September 04, 2025, 09:43:52 PM While we keep focusing on BRICS and its successes we are forgetting another alliance that is forming under Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) which had a summit this week and it completely changed its face and is starting to become more active in establishing the World Order in the world that chaos used to rule for the past couple of decades... The SCO actually precedes the BRICS which was established in 2009 while the SCO was 2001.This picture says it all. They say this is more than 60% of the world right here: https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/09/04/UnFLmT.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UnFLmT) pooya87, according to my research this SCO as a geopolitical organisation is a successor of what was known as the Shanghai-five (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_Cooperation_Organisation), that was established since 1996 starting with a five member country which now later translate to SCO with an intricate political and economic corporation now, currently made of a 10 member states. Quote It is the world's largest regional organization in terms of geographic scope and population, covering approximately 24% of the world's total area (65% of Eurasia)[4] and 42% of the world population. As of 2024, its combined nominal GDP accounts for around 23%, while its GDP based on PPP comprises approximately 36% of the world's total. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Zlantann on September 05, 2025, 06:59:28 AM pooya87, according to my research this SCO as a geopolitical organisation is a successor of what was known as the Shanghai-five (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_Cooperation_Organisation), that was established since 1996 starting with a five member country which now later translate to SCO with an intricate political and economic corporation now, currently made of a 10 member states. Besides the ten member states, the organisation also has observer states and dialogue partners. One of the resolutions in this year's SCO summit (https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3324033/sco-summit-2025-china-showcase-how-far-bloc-has-come-nearly-quarter-century) was to set up a development bank to strengthen financial resilience among member states and reduce dependence on the US dollar. Quote In all, the bloc now brings together 26 countries across Asia, Europe and Africa, including observer states Mongolia and Afghanistan and 14 dialogue partners: Sri Lanka, Turkey, Cambodia, Azerbaijan, Nepal, Armenia, Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Myanmar, the Maldives and the United Arab Emirates. While we keep focusing on BRICS and its successes we are forgetting another alliance that is forming under Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) which had a summit this week and it completely changed its face and is starting to become more active in establishing the World Order in the world that chaos used to rule for the past couple of decades... The world needs more viable partnerships because the bullying of the US is getting out of hand. Some businesses in my country, whose major customers are in the US, are going bankrupt because of this tariff. You can't send any product to the US without paying high postal rates. Many of these business owners have started seeking markets in other countries. Many travel agencies are now promoting visa applications for mainly Asian countries for businesses to seek other opportunities. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: Oluwa-btc on September 05, 2025, 05:47:56 PM While we keep focusing on BRICS and its successes we are forgetting another alliance that is forming under Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) which had a summit this week and it completely changed its face and is starting to become more active in establishing the World Order in the world that chaos used to rule for the past couple of decades... This picture says it all. They say this is more than 60% of the world right here: https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/09/04/UnFLmT.jpeg (https://www.talkimg.com/image/UnFLmT) Talks of creating their own digital currency continues(BRICS). I'm still keen to see what happens with BRICS as I want to see them become a success. I looked at the new partners and members closely and I'm yet to see a single African flag or country. They slack behind when it comes to things that'll benefit their economy hugely. https://talkimg.com/images/2025/09/05/UnykPW.jpeg One of the discussions I love had during the SCO summit was how they can help curb and combat IMF & Trump's tariffs bullshit and also talks of security amongst themselves (Eurasians), all these stems from the bus-bombing and hijacking in Pakistan and also, massacre in India. I also saw Trump's comments on truth social moaning how, they've lost india to Russia and China. He stressed so much about india but always trying to bully and pressuring them into submitting to thier tariffs terms. I love that they're a strong country who's refused to fall into pressuring. Takes some ballsy nation to do that!! Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: abhiseshakana on September 07, 2025, 01:50:36 PM Talks of creating their own digital currency continues(BRICS). I'm still keen to see what happens with BRICS as I want to see them become a success. I looked at the new partners and members closely and I'm yet to see a single African flag or country. They slack behind when it comes to things that'll benefit their economy hugely. https://talkimg.com/images/2025/09/05/UnykPW.jpeg One of the discussions I love had during the SCO summit was how they can help curb and combat IMF & Trump's tariffs bullshit and also talks of security amongst themselves (Eurasians), all these stems from the bus-bombing and hijacking in Pakistan and also, massacre in India. I also saw Trump's comments on truth social moaning how, they've lost india to Russia and China. He stressed so much about india but always trying to bully and pressuring them into submitting to thier tariffs terms. I love that they're a strong country who's refused to fall into pressuring. Takes some ballsy nation to do that!! In fact, several countries' roadmaps already understand that to silence Trump or weaken the United States, a superpower, they must have a combination of dominance. To be considered a superpower, a country must dominate at least in the following areas: 1. Military domination (Hard Power). It is nearly impossible to build an economy without guaranteed military strength. World War II taught us that the winner takes all, the winner always benefits, and the weaker country will be created with a system of dependency. Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Iran, and many other countries began to improve their military defenses. Currently, the US military remains the world's number one power, and its military industry contributes one-quarter of its GDP. 2. Economic domination. The US also wins in economic warfare because the dollar dominates the country's foreign exchange reserves and international trade through its swift system. This is further compounded by its strong influence in international economic institutions (IMF, World Bank, WTO) and control of strategic supply chains. Although China won the trade war, America's position remains too strong to be overthrown. 3. Ideological Dominance & Soft Power. Ideological Dominance & Soft Power. Possessing attractive values, culture, and lifestyles that other countries emulate or aspire to, for example, the "American Dream," the "China Model," and the "European Welfare State." Control over global media, the entertainment industry, international languages, and world-class universities. Capable of spreading global narratives (propaganda, international political framing) that support its interests. 4. Political & Diplomatic Dominance: Capable of shaping international rules of the game, norms and rules-makers, not rule-takers. Strong positions in the UN, especially the Security Council, the G20, G7, BRICS, and other global forums. Possessing cross-continental strategic alliances such as NATO and the Belt & Road Initiative. 5. Technological and Innovation Dominance: Leading in frontier research and technology: AI, space, biotechnology, new energy, and the digital industry. Possessing giant multinational corporations that shape the direction of global markets (Big Tech, energy companies, and financial institutions). Digital and scientific infrastructure that makes other countries dependent on its products and technological standards. Fighting alone, each country would be nearly impossible for them to compete with America. That is why many people make strategic alliances or collaborations. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on September 07, 2025, 02:44:37 PM was to set up a development bank to strengthen financial resilience among member states and reduce dependence on the US dollar. IMO the recent SCO summit had 2 major historical events that could be talked about in the decades to come as the first major steps. One was this bank they announced which is a huge step in the dedollarisation direction; and the other was China's military parade where they showcased their massive arsenal and sent a very serious signal to the West and its acts of aggression. We may no longer see what I refer to as China's Weasel Doctrine where China is indifferent to everything that goes on around them even if it has significant impact on their security. The world needs more viable partnerships because the bullying of the US is getting out of hand. Some businesses in my country, whose major customers are in the US, are going bankrupt because of this tariff. You can't send any product to the US without paying high postal rates. Many of these business owners have started seeking markets in other countries. Many travel agencies are now promoting visa applications for mainly Asian countries for businesses to seek other opportunities. This was bound to happen and even though it will create a lot of disruption in the short term but in the long run it will help solidify the economy of these countries as I speculated earlier this year (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537130.0). Not to mention that this forces each of these businesses (and the countries on a larger scale) to diversify their trade partners which is a great move to ensure national and economical security.Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: As-Soon-As on September 10, 2025, 01:38:58 AM Empires don’t collapse overnight’: CA flags US decline as BRICS share hits 35% of GDP
The financial advisor pointed out that on a purchasing power parity (PPP) basis, the balance has already tilted: BRICS accounts for around 35% of world GDP compared to the G7’s 30%. In a stark analysis of shifting global power dynamics, CA Nitin Kaushik has argued that the United States is past its peak as the world’s leading economic and political force. Writing on X (formerly Twitter), Kaushik described America’s decline as “the harsh truth” — a slide that mirrors the fate of every empire before it. https://www.businesstoday.in/latest/trends/story/empires-dont-collapse-overnight-ca-flags-us-decline-as-brics-share-hits-35-of-gdp-492632-2025-09-04 The more the BRICS grows, the more the headaches of Americans are increasing. Because Americans are jealous of the success of BRICS, especially Donald Trump. As time goes by, the popularity of BRICS is increasing across the country, the success of BRICS is pushing the American financial market towards destruction. Title: Re: 11 more countries just joined BRICS this week Post by: pooya87 on September 10, 2025, 08:30:16 AM The more the BRICS grows, the more the headaches of Americans are increasing. Because Americans are jealous of the success of BRICS, especially Donald Trump. As time goes by, the popularity of BRICS is increasing across the country, the success of BRICS is pushing the American financial market towards destruction. The reason why the West is getting weaker every day (with US at the head) is not because others are growing. What would BRICS's growth even "destroy" the US economy? At most I'd say BRICS may be hastening that demise.In fact, I believe that the reason why the West is falling apart is because of their own corruption. Decades of corruption, stealing, pillaging, warmongering, slaughtering people in other countries, arming terrorist groups, and so on has had a heavy cost and they are now paying the price. Look at France for example. They were strong because of their colonies and the more colonies they lost over the past couple of years, the weaker they got. Their government just fell apart and today there are massive protests across the country and life practically was halted in France as they "blocked everything"... It's similar for the US. The only reason why US economy existed after WW2 was because they forced the rest of the world to buy into their Ponzi scheme. We all know Ponzi schemes don't last forever and they have to fall apart at some point. If not now, it will be tomorrow. Nobody in the US should have expected to be able to print dollar indefinitely and have the rest of the world continue buying the debt they keep creating. In that sense the US dollar and by extension the US economy is kinda like those shitcoins with unlimited supply that get super pumped for a while but eventually dump and die. But when they are dumping they keep complaining why their useless shitcoin with unlimited supply is dumping while for example bitcoin continues growing. Then they conclude that the reason is because "bitcoin was firstmover". :) |