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Brics turns 25: How a Goldman Sachs acronym became a global power bloc

This September, New Delhi will play host to the 18th Brics Summit. With eleven member nations and ten partner countries added to its roster, Brics has matured from an economic idea born twenty-five years ago into a vital platform for the Global South. Discussions at the summit will focus on economic collaboration, technological advancements, and essential global governance challenges.

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Brics turns 25: How a Goldman Sachs acronym became a global power bloc
This September, New Delhi will play host to the 18th Brics Summit. With eleven member nations and ten partner countries added to its roster, Brics has matured from an economic idea born twenty-five years ago into a vital platform for the Global South. Discussions at the summit will focus on economic collaboration, technological advancements, and essential global governance challenges.
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