The West refuses to decline. The Global South must stop waiting and start preparing.

A BRICS-centric reserve currency is feasible—but only if it can balance credibility, stability, Chinese influence and Western pressure.

The Path to a New Reserve Currency: What Preparations Lie Ahead?

The dollar is losing ground. But what comes next?

The looming prospect of a new U.S. financial crisis has made the need for alternatives to the U.S. dollar more urgent.

Paulo Batista explains why China rejected shock therapy, maintained capital controls, and built a state-led financial system instead of following the Washington Consensus.

Paulo Batista explains how the rise of sanctions and geopolitical fragmentation transformed BRICS.

Trump’s Iran peace deal: how real is it, and how long can it last?

A new international currency is not only possible, but desirable—and may soon become indispensable.

The competition is tough.