Brazil would exclude itself, in whole or in part, from what has become its main platform for international cooperation.

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

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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.

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