The Cost of Capital: The New Frontier in Climate Advocacy

For decades, environmental advocacy was a battle fought on the ground—at the fence line of construction sites and along the pathways of planned infrastructure. But when the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) was pursued despite widespread local displacement and international resolutions, a fundamental shift occurred. Activists realized they couldn’t stop the pipeline at…

ByEditorial Team25 Giugno 20260Comments

BRICS Business

Indonesia’s Nickel Export Ban: A Game-Changer for Global South Resource Sovereignty and EV Supply Chains

Indonesia Banned Raw Nickel | Here's Why the World Is Watching In an era where critical minerals dictate the future of the global economy, Indonesia—the world’s largest nickel producer—has made a bold move that’s reshaping trade dynamics, investment flows, and business opportunities across emerging markets. By banning exports of raw nickel ore, Indonesia is forcing…

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Think BRICS | Main Channel

The Delhi Summit Nobody Covered: BRICS’ New Security Architecture Explained

Inside the 48-Hour Delhi Summit: Why Nobody is Talking About the New BRICS "Security Bunker" The 16th BRICS National Security Advisers' summit ended June 24, 2026, yet Western headlines were still focused on a US-Iran truce in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, inside a closed-door session in New Delhi, Iran's delegation was accusing the…

ByEditorial Team25 Giugno 20260Comments

Think BRICS Chronicles

The Enduring Shadow: How the Monroe Doctrine Shaped Latin America’s Struggle for True Sovereignty

Turning Nations into Backyards: The Forbidden History of the Monroe Doctrine Imagine a declaration born in 1823 that was meant to shield newly independent nations from European empires—yet evolved into a tool for one rising power to dominate an entire hemisphere. That’s the provocative story at the heart of Think BRICS Chronicles’ latest documentary, which…

ByEditorial Team22 Giugno 20260Comments

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BRICS Is Not “Rising” — It’s Already Built: The Infrastructure the West Won’t Map

BRICS News: How the New World is Being Built Right Now (But They're Not Telling You) In one week in June 2026, three events rewired the architecture of the global order — and the Western press missed all three. While headlines fixated on the Strait of Hormuz, 85% of Russia's foreign trade had already been…

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The Iran-US Memorandum Is Not a Peace Deal — It’s a Mirror Reflecting US Imperial Decline

Marandi on the Iran-US Memorandum: What They're Not Telling You The most significant diplomatic document of 2026 is being systematically misrepresented. While Western media frames the Iran-US Islamabad Memorandum as a fragile diplomatic opening, Professor Mohammad Marandi — one of the most credible Iranian voices in international discourse — argues the opposite: this memorandum is…

ByEditorial Team21 Giugno 20260Comments

Weekly Report

Salalah to Lagos in 21 Days: What the Oman Grain Hub Means for Africa’s Economic Future

Is a new trade architecture quietly reshaping how Africa feeds itself—and how its debt is priced? Over a thousand years ago, Oman sat at the center of the Indian Ocean monsoon trading system—a vast, multi-currency commercial network linking East Africa, southern Arabia, western India, and Southeast Asia. No single empire controlled it. No single currency dominated it. It…

ByEditorial Team20 Giugno 20260Comments

BRICS Business

How the Russia-Oman Grain Corridor Is Reshaping African Food Security

Russia, Oman, and the New African Grain Corridor Sub-Saharan Africa imported a record 30 million tons of wheat in the 2024/2025 season—a 7% increase—yet Western media continues to frame Russia's growing agricultural footprint as a threat rather than a structural response to African demand. The reality is more complex: a multipolar logistics network is emerging…

ByEditorial Team20 Giugno 20260Comments

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The Quantum Backbone: Why BRICS Is Treating Computing as Heavy Industry, Not an App

Inside the Unhackable Financial Layer China and Russia Just Built While Western media fixates on quantum computing as a Silicon Valley race to crack encryption, the recent BRICS Quantum Technology Summit in Moscow revealed a radically different reality: the Global South is building this technology not to hack the world, but to insulate itself from it. The most ignored…

ByEditorial Team20 Giugno 20260Comments

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