Saudi Arabia is not an official member of the BRICS
If a RAW agent is identified for organizing a terror attack against Chinese citizens in Pakistan, will India hand him over?
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If a RAW agent is identified for organizing a terror attack against Chinese citizens in Pakistan, will India hand him over?
They are a set of prerequisites for SA's membership in the BRICS+, one of which is in relation to the petrodollar.
The treaty should be signed, the member countries that sign are proving their legal obligation to comply with the rules and in this case extradition would have to be carried out.
Irrelevant info. The point is Saudi is not part of BRICS+. They will not participate in the new monetary system
If you believe Indian government will do that, I have a bridge to sell.
There is no new monetary standard without SA and oil. The condition for establishing this new standard will have to include SA and that is why inclusion is necessary. BRICS+ will replace OPEC by getting rid of the Petrodollar.
I don't need to believe it, if India signs it, it will be obliged to comply by virtue of the treaty. Furthermore, this is also a win-win relationship for India as what goes for one member goes for all and China and Pakistan would also be forced to extradite if they sign the treaty.
Map of countries that recognized Maduro's victory in Venezuela as of 7-31 morning Beijing Time. Green is accept, red is reject.
India is clearly not a leader of the global south. Nothing to say about Brazil, except there is a reason why Brazil has stagnated for decades. Coincidentally India and Brazil were large proponents of stopping Brics expansion previously.
It is amazing how these people still fall for the US color revolution tactic they regularly use.
It is always like this, if the candidate they want didn't win, they claim a rigged election and then force them in anyway.
Maduro still won when Venezuela had a much worse economy. So it is hardly surprising he won this time.
It is always like this, if the candidate they want didn't win, they claim a rigged election and then force them in anyway.
Maduro still won when Venezuela had a much worse economy. So it is hardly surprising he won this time.
He only won by a couple of percentage points. China and Russia needs to shore up the political resilience of Maduro's faction. Help tie them together more strongly with their own military (which was critical in his success this time as well).
Honestly isn't Maduro at this point exactly a Chinese version of Milei?
Promised a lot of alignment changes and did some most basic surface stuff.
Still massive inflation. Still dogshit economy. Sure, at least the yuan trading is better than nothing.
I don't dispute he won legitimately, since many countries already confirmed it. But it also does not surprise me in the least that people there keep voting for people that don't bring solutions.
But at this point is it possible to get someone that can unfuck the Venezuelan economy?