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Yeah. You can see things like that and call the BRICS a random arragement of countries and ignore that it is evolving into a more formal and integrated coalitio
by elzbardico 2y ago
Yeah. You can see things like that and call the BRICS a random arragement of countries and ignore that it is evolving into a more formal and integrated coalition, all the while believing all the FUD from the press that overvalues the disagreements between China and India.
I also wouldn't call the government changes in India a masssive government change. Neither china is in the shitter. Stock and Financial market shenanigans are not as critical in China as they are in the US because they are heavily regulated, they are not as critical for capital financing as in the US, and chinese citizens wealth and retirement are not tied as strongly to stocks.
Or you can just see things in another way and realize that most former colonial countries have developed a lot, and that the US and Europe are no longer the former titans compared to what people sometimes call the global south.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> while believing all the FUD from the press that overvalues the disagreements between China and India What's your information source? Mine includes family in the Indian military. > wouldn't call the government changes in India a masssive government change South Africa. (India's government didn't change.) > Neither china is in the shitter Russia. > the US and Europe are no longer the former titans compared to what people sometimes call the global south. Correct. Look at with whom India, Eastern Europe and South-east Asia are allying.
- nradov 2y agoBRICS+ is all talk, no action. Russia, China, and India all have diametrically opposed interests on core issues and none will ever agree to a total realignment of the global financial system lest one of the other two gain an advantage. South Africa is a failed state with a crashing economy.