Belarus-Pakistan Corridor: What Western Powers Missed
The dominant Western media narrative presents a highly polarized world, framing global dynamics as a rigid battle between “democracies and autocracies.” What mainstream reporting systematically ignores is the real-world data: over 85% of the global population resides in countries that refuse to join unilateral sanctions or adopt binary geopolitical…
How British Colonial Policy Killed 3 Million: The Great Bengal Famine of 1943 as Structured Genocide
The Great Bengal Famine: How to Destroy a Nation Without Firing a Shot
Western media routinely frames the Great Bengal Famine of 1943 as a tragic natural disaster caused by cyclones and crop disease. This framing omits the crucial fact: the British colonial government deliberately implemented "denial policies" that destroyed rice stocks and confiscated 45,000…
Think BRICS participated at the Moscow Economic Forum 2026, where diplomats and experts from Iran, India, Brazil, China, Germany, Luxembourg, and Russia discussed the transformation of the global order. The forum hosted a plenary session, “Russia and the World After Transformation: New Strategies,” moderated by Ivan Timofeev of the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC).
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Think BRICS participated in the Second International Conference “Russia and India: Towards a New Agenda for Bilateral Relations” in Moscow on 23 March 2026, held under the auspices of the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC). The event brought together leading Russian and Indian diplomats, experts, government representatives, and business leaders from both countries.
The conference focused on…
US-China Trade Talks: Why BRICS Changes the Bargaining Map
The most ignored fact is that this is no longer a bilateral tariff story. The video shows that energy shocks from the Iran war have turned US-China trade talks into a wider contest over supply chains, oil routes, and bargaining power, with immediate spillovers for BRICS…
Think BRICS participated in the BRICS Urban Future Forum in Moscow, a leading global platform bringing together over 13,000 attendees from 30+ countries to define the development agenda of BRICS megacities.
The forum explored the tension between competing visions for urban futures: from Yanis Varoufakis's warning about "techno-feudalism" and cloud capital controlling human behavior, to…
Think BRICS participated directly in the XVI BRICS Leaders' Summit in Kazan, a historic milestone for the multipolar world. The summit marked the expansion of BRICS with new members including Egypt, Iran, Ethiopia, and the UAE joining the founding nations.
Leaders from 24 countries gathered to discuss reducing dollar dependency, advancing alternative payment systems, and increasing bilateral trade…