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The BRICS countries now represent half of the world's population and 40% of GDP. Seen by some as an anti-Western coalition and by others as an economic counterweight, the BRICS are gaining momentum in their desire to impose a new world order. For now, they are maneuvering to "de-dollarize" the global economy and rally as many countries in the "global South" as possible to their model. Tomorrow, will they succeed in supplanting Western institutions and values with their parallel organizations, or will Europe manage to rebalance the playing field?
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00:00We all stand for the formation of a new, multilateral world order.
00:06It's a national national relationship.
00:08It's a representative of the United States.
00:10BRICS is the new West.
00:12The fact that the new members who are joining it
00:14are already developed nations,
00:16which ensures more strength.
00:18And together, we want to create a happier world.
00:21This dollarization has advanced.
00:24It has advanced a lot in the transactions between countries.
00:28It has advanced less than what is very important in the world,
00:33which is the BRICS coin.
00:38And if the BRICS nations want to do that, that's okay.
00:41But we're going to put at least a 100% tariff
00:44on the business they do with the United States.
00:52We are great on a common message of the BRICS
00:56on what, you know, calling for peace, for de-escalation,
00:59but also just for the respect of international law.
01:02We are confident that we have reached that point
01:04when we should seriously think about all the architecture
01:08of the global security.
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