The Brics group wants emerging economies to have more influence in international politics. In 2006, Brazil, Russia, India and ...

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BRICS has decided it’s not letting any new countries join as full members this year. Speaking at the summit he’s hosting in ...

Brics, the informal grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, has expanded yet again. Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates have all joined the bloc, while dozens of ...

At least 13 nations were granted the status of BRICS partner countries at the BRICS summit hosted by the Russian city of ...

Saudi Arabia - October 16, 2024 BRICS serves as a platform for more countries' voices to be heard ... before expanding earlier this year to include five new members of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United ...

The 16th Annual BRICS Summit held in October in Russia provided multiple opportunities for emerging markets and developing ...

Twenty-three countries have formally applied to become full-time BRICS members, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Indonesia, Egypt and Ethiopia. China has pushed for ...

The New Development Bank (NDB), also known as the “BRICS bank,” is in talks with Saudi Arabia on admitting Riyahd ... development projects in the BRICS countries and other emerging economies ...

The Kremlin rowed back on Tuesday from earlier comments describing Saudi Arabia as a member of the BRICS group of countries, and left open the question of whether the kingdom would be represented at a ...

Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates ... group has not yet been announced, but may be "Brics +". Brics countries include major world powers, such as China and Russia ...

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has invited four Middle Eastern states to join the Brics bloc of emerging economies as part of a move that would double the membership of the organisation.