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Posted by: lukwago J in World news October 22, 2024

As tensions rise and sanctions loom, leaders like Vladimir Putin face mounting pressure from the West. In response, hosting a summit becomes a strategic move to showcase resilience and strength on the global stage.

The upcoming Brics summit in Kazan gathers leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, among others, emphasizing solidarity and shared interests.

This diverse group, representing nearly half of the world’s population and a significant portion of the global economy, offers a platform for collaborative action.

Amidst discussions at the summit, a key agenda for Russia is to seek alternatives to the US dollar in global trade. By fostering a new payment mechanism among Brics nations, Putin aims to reduce reliance on traditional currencies and mitigate the impact of sanctions, highlighting the quest for economic autonomy.

Unity amidst diversity

Despite common goals, differences within Brics persist, with varying priorities and approaches among member nations.

Challenges in alignment, especially between major players like China and India, underscore the complexity of forging cohesive strategies within the group.

Originally conceived as an economic alliance, Brics has evolved into a geopolitical force challenging the dominance of Western powers. As new members join and relationships shift, the dynamics within Brics continue to shape global narratives and power structures.

For Vladimir Putin, the summit offers a platform to project unity and resilience, despite underlying tensions and divergent agendas within Brics.

Striving to present a cohesive front while navigating complex geopolitical realities, Putin seeks to assert Russia’s relevance on the world stage.

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