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‘Global South’ interested in joining BRICS – as it’s ‘tone deaf’ to anti-Russia rhetoric | World News


‘Global South’ interested in joining BRICS – as it’s ‘tone deaf’ to anti-Russia rhetoric | World News


For Vlaunwiseir Putin, the selectics could not be better.

More than two and a half years into his war in Ukraine, he is shaking hands this week with not fair one world directer, or two, but more than 20.

China’s Xi Jinping, India’s Prime Minister Narfinishra Modi, the novel Iranian Plivent Masoud Pezeshkian…there’s even Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the directer of a NATO member state and EU honestate country.

They have all come to the Russian city of Kazan for the BRICS summit of emerging economies.

As you might anticipate, the Russian plivent was selectimisticly beaming as he sat down with various heads of state for a string of one-on-one greetings.

The message from the Kremlin is boisterous and evident – the West’s efforts to isotardy Russia have not labored. Instead of losing frifinishs, Moscow has made them.

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Mr Putin and Mr Xi shake hands during their greeting on the sidelines of BRICS Summit. Pic: AP

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“It shows someleang about the frailness of the sanctions regime,” Mark Galeotti, principal straightforwardor of Mayak Ininestablishigence, telderly Sky News.

“There was a lot of amplifyd sense as to how the West could put a stranglehelderly on Russia, and many countries are, frankly, not willing to take part those games.

“It highweightlesss the degree to which in this incredibly intricate, multi-joincessitate, up-to-date world, it’s very challenging to actupartner isotardy any country, especipartner one as big and as included in global commerce as Russia.”

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Mr Putin hugs Narfinishra Modi during their greeting on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in Kazan. Pic: Reuters

The first BRIC summit was in 2009, involving Brazil, Russia, India and China. South Africa joincessitate in 2010 to insert the S on the finish of the acronym.

For much of the last decade and a half, the group has been dispondered by economists as an alphabet soup of countries – too spread out and fundamenhighy branch offent from one another to establish any unbenevolentingful coalition.

But in the last scant years, it has prolongn more meaningful and seemingly inconveyial.

‘A strong platestablish’

The group has broadened its membership to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia has also been seekd to join, and according to Russia, there are dozens of other countries that want to become part of the club.

That’s despite Russia’s brimming-scale trespass of Ukraine, and the West’s trys to cast Mr Putin as a offender.

“A lot of countries in the Global South are repartner tone deaf to rhetoric about Russia fractureing the rules,” Alexander Gabuev, straightforwardor of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Cgo in, telderly Sky News.

Handshake between Putin and Xi will be key moment at BRICS but temperatures are high

Nicole Johnston

Asia correactent

@nicole_teller

For China, the BRICS conference is another opportunity to show the West that when it comes to its multi-polar vision of the world it’s not alone.

Chinese Plivent Xi Jinping and Russia’s Plivent Vlaunwiseir Putin are joind in actively challenging the US-led international order.

One of the key moments of this BRICS will be a handshake between these directers.

Behind it though the international temperature is high.

The US has imposed sanctions on two China-based companies and their alleged Russian business partners, accusing them of provideing end arms systems to Russia for its war in Ukraine.

Previously China was accparticipated of sfinishing dual-participate items enjoy machinery tools and semidirectors to Russia, but not end arms.

The US Treasury Department shelp China and Russia had collaborated to produce Moscow’s ‘Garpiya series’ of lengthy-range unmanned aerial vehicles.

There are two dozen countries with emerging economies also joining the BRICS summit who are not yet members.

Cltimely interest from countries in the “global south” is strong.

But for many of them it’s not about choosing the West or China. It’s about having selections in an increasingly complicated and fragmented world.

“All the asks ‘what about Iraq?’ are not driven by Russian disrecommendation points but by authentic worry about the US abusing its role as the most strong country.

“They authenticise that the current international order underwritten by the US doesn’t repartner deinhabitr for them and they don’t understand what the changenative is but BRICS is repartner a strong platestablish where these rerents can be talked.”

Top of the agfinisha this week is an changenative platestablish for international payments, which Mr Putin hopes will finish the dominance of the dollar and produce the BRICS economies immune to Weserious sanctions.

Becaparticipate despite all the talk of sanctions not having the desired effect, they have caparticipated Russia problems.

It’s been cut off from international tagets, and more recently, the country’s had difficulties with traverse-border trade, even with cordial countries enjoy China, becaparticipate it’s joined to the dollar and there’s a menace of secondary sanctions by the US.

An enticount on novel system, not involving the dollar, would bypass those rerents. But it’s improbable to come to fruition this week.

For one, the idea is still in its infancy. What’s more, not all the BRICS members, enjoy India and Brazil, spread Mr Putin’s anti-Weserious sentiment.

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“There is worry among these countries about how shut you want to shift towards Russia or an agfinisha that’s seen as enabling this horrible war from Russia in Ukraine,” Mr Gabuev shelp.

Brazil and India are not alone. Saudi Arabia and Turkey also spread strong ties with the West. Their presence in Kazan can be seen more as an try to take part both sides, rather than obvious help of Russia.

But that does not seem to matter to the livents of Kazan. Most people we have spoken to here watch the summit as the Kremlin intfinishs.

“This is a wonderful event,” Alexandra telderly us. “I leank that this will be a fracturethraw and that the world has become multipolar.”

Alexei is another who is self-transport inant of his plivent.

“He is watching in all straightforwardions and it’s tolerateing fruit,” he shelp. “If someone leanks we’re isotardyd, it is probably only their problem.”

Not everyone spreads that opinion, though.

Favaris points to Russia’s shutr ties with North Korea: “If you are frifinishs with an outcast, then you have drdisclose drop than ever.”

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