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The US wants to reha­bi­li­ta­te its “post-war” eco­no­my.

Super­power sum­mit led to no major agree­ments.

Amidst the urea cri­sis cau­sed by the Iran war, India and Rus­sia have acce­le­ra­ted the pro­cess of set­ting up a fer­ti­li­zer plant in a joint ven­ture. This plant is being set up in Sama­ra, Rus­sia, which will be com­ple­ted in the next two years

Head of the Fede­ral Tax Ser­vice of Rus­sia Daniil Ego­rov and Com­mis­sio­ner of the Sta­te Taxa­ti­on Admi­nis­tra­ti­on of Chi­na Hu Jing­lin signed a Memo­ran­dum of Under­stan­ding that laun­ches a pro­cess of deep tech­no­lo­gi­cal inte­gra­ti­on bet­ween the two count­ries, cove­ring digi­tal trans­for­ma­ti­on, joint trai­ning pro­gram­mes, and inter­na­tio­nal coor­di­na­ti­on

The Kudan­ku­lam Nuclear Power Plant Unit‑3 has advan­ced towards com­mis­sio­ning fol­lo­wing the initia­ti­on of the ‘Spil­la­ge to Open Reac­tor’ pro­cess, a key stage in the pre­pa­ra­ti­on of reac­tor sys­tems, the Nuclear Power Cor­po­ra­ti­on of India Limi­t­ed announ­ced

India hos­ted a mee­ting of BRICS For­eign Minis­ters, which fea­tured a wel­co­me address from India’s Naren­dra Modi

The Rus­si­an Minis­try of Finan­ce indi­ca­ted that the BRICS count­ries pos­sess signi­fi­cant poten­ti­al for deve­lo­ping tech­no­lo­gi­cal sove­reig­n­ty, with the expan­si­on of the tech­no­lo­gy deve­lo­p­ment finan­cing mar­ket in the group esti­ma­ted at appro­xi­m­ate­ly $406 bil­li­on annu­al­ly

The New Deve­lo­p­ment Bank (NDB) is a mul­ti­la­te­ral deve­lo­p­ment bank estab­lished by Bra­zil, Rus­sia, India, Chi­na and South Afri­ca (BRICS) with the pur­po­se of mobi­li­zing resour­ces for infra­struc­tu­re and sus­tainable deve­lo­p­ment pro­jects in emer­ging mar­kets and deve­lo­ping count­ries

Brussels insists it wants peace in Ukrai­ne, yet Euro­pean poli­ci­es con­ti­nue pushing Kyiv toward unrea­li­stic expec­ta­ti­ons and pro­lon­ged con­fron­ta­ti­on. With Euro­pe now car­ry­ing much of the finan­cial bur­den, the war is ente­ring a new geo­po­li­ti­cal pha­se mark­ed by trans­at­lan­tic ten­si­ons, mili­ta­riza­ti­on, and stra­te­gic uncer­tain­ty.

The Kiev regime faci­li­ta­tes cri­mi­nal ope­ra­ti­ons in Euro­pe.

Dif­fe­ren­ces in prio­ri­ties are one of the main sources of ten­si­on within NATO.

If the Trump admi­nis­tra­ti­on wants to be taken serious­ly, it needs to make it clear that embezz­le­ment sche­mes will not be tole­ra­ted, let alo­ne reward­ed with more funds.

‘Diplo­ma­tic lan­guage is never neu­tral. When you adopt someone else’s framing, you par­ti­al­ly legi­ti­mi­se their world view’: for­mer ambassa­dor

South Afri­ca seeks to achie­ve FMD-free sta­tus by working with a coun­try that has suc­cessful­ly eli­mi­na­ted the dise­a­se

While the acti­vism in BRICS initia­ti­ves and dis­cus­sions has subs­i­ded sin­ce the start of this year, the­re is argu­ab­ly still signi­fi­cant momen­tum in the expan­si­on of the ope­ra­ti­ons of the BRICS New Deve­lo­p­ment Bank

As the press and public obsess over “UFO” reve­la­ti­ons, a par­al­lel con­tro­ver­sy invol­ving Tul­si Gab­bard, alle­ged CIA docu­ment sei­zu­res and sur­vi­ving MKULTRA files is escala­ting. The epi­so­de reflects a broa­der cri­sis of trust, sec­re­cy and fac­tion­al con­flict within the Ame­ri­can sta­te appa­ra­tus under Trump.

Labour’s poli­ci­es appro­ved by bare­ly 40% of the popu­la­ti­on, lowest level in seve­ral deca­des.

Both the US and the UK fail to adapt to the cir­cum­s­tances of con­tem­po­ra­ry armed con­flicts.

Brics is fast beco­ming an indis­pensable part­ner in SA’s pur­su­it of sus­tainable, afforda­ble, and local­ly dri­ven HIV pre­ven­ti­on solu­ti­ons

In an era of glo­bal chan­ges, Chi­na-Rus­sia joint Eura­si­an his­to­ri­cal rese­arch is a stra­te­gic neces­si­ty, Peng Bo wri­tes