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ficker22

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Pak relation with Iran is OK, while relation with Saudis are good.
But it's the Iran-Saudi duo that is troublesome. As long as these two keep squabbling at each other, Saudis,by extension it also means other ME countries, will keep buying Western arms which enables west. Only reason usd is still alive is because of it is used for energy trade.
I am not sure pak brings anything to BRICS, just like India, at least not on economical front.



Allah said via mohammad and the hadith muslims should not divide into sects, yet here we are, with sunni, shia and what not, meanwhile the arab muslim kowtow to zionist holocaust empire.


The Saudi Iran powerplay only damages the umma further, but the troublemaker really is al saud who are just to dependent on US dollar, therefore being us bitch.
 

Rettam Stacf

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Indonesia soon joining .. and potentially Argentina and Thailand

Argentina and Iran already submitted their application to join BRICS.

I do share with you the wish for Indonesia to join soon.


Iran, Argentina apply to join BRICS bloc after recent summit: Report​

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mechanism, the Russian state media reported, days after a summit of the five-nation bloc during which the leaders agreed to continue to discuss the possibility of admitting new countries to the grouping on the basis of "full consultation and consensus."

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(Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova was quoted as saying by the state-run Tass news agency.
 

Rettam Stacf

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India objects to US consulate's direct letter to Mumbai Port Authority​

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India has taken exception to the suggestion by the US consulate (Mumbai) that Russian ships should not be allowed at Mumbai port and has asserted that it is New Delhi’s sovereign right to deal with global partners on national interests.

The surprise move has raised eyebrows at the South Block here as the US Consulate General in Mumbai wrote directly to the Mumbai Port Authority last month asking it to not allow Russian vessels to dock at the port because of American sanctions against Ru ..

This is a very undiplomatic interference of another country's sovereignty, especially on a country aspiring to be a Superpower. The action won't serve the US interest except pushing India towards more strategic independence, at least in the economic sphere.

So what is behind the motive - arrogance, stupidity ?
 

Rettam Stacf

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India is setting up a mechanism for international trade settlement in INR.

This is a paper from the Bank of India:
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The US is India's biggest trading partner, I wonder how would the Americans take this.

Perhaps time for China to set up for trade settlements with India in Yuan. China imports from India far less than India imports from China. Let the Indians understand their place in the world order of industrial economies. China could jack up the prices of their exports going to India in USD, and INR settlement. But give better prices for Yuan-settlement exports. Let the Indian importers choose.
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This should be good for China.

International trade settlement in Indian Rupee will mostly at the expense of US$, € and £. It will likely have very little, if any, impact on the use of Yuan.
 

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U.S., Israel sign joint pledge to deny Iran nuclear weaponry​

JERUSALEM, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed a joint pledge on Thursday to deny Iran nuclear arms, a show of unity by allies long divided over diplomacy with Tehran.

The undertaking, part of a "Jerusalem Declaration" crowning Biden's first visit to Israel as president, came a day after he told a local TV station that he was open to "last resort" use of force against Iran - an apparent move toward accommodating Israel's calls for a "credible military threat" by world powers.

“Ah shit. Here we go again.” - Western Public.
 
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