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  • The RICs Ring Road: a network of bi-oceanic corridors for Eurasia

    The RICs Ring Road: a network of bi-oceanic corridors for Eurasia

    Among the infrastructural trends of the past several years, one of the most actively discussed has been creation of bi-oceanic corridors across the main regions of the Global South. And while the benefits from the launching of a system of bi-oceanic corridors would arguably accrue to the entire global economy via reducing the dependency on…

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  • Platforms for regional arrangements: exploring the environmental route

    Platforms for regional arrangements: exploring the environmental route

    In spite of the rising prominence of regionalism in the global economy in recent periods, there is as yet no horizontal platform that brings together all the key regional integration arrangements. Far more headway has been observed in other regional tracks such as platforms for regional development banks as well as regional financing arrangements[1]. Perhaps…

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  • A platform for middle powers: the emergence of P4M

    A platform for middle powers: the emergence of P4M

    The intensity of geopolitical shocks in the world economy is evidently starting to translate into a marked rise in country coalitions seeking to mitigate or by-pass the tensions between the great powers. Among the most active in this alliance formation are small economies and middle powers, with small economies such as Singapore and New Zealand…

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  • A recent CGTN poll on BRICS

    A recent CGTN poll on BRICS

    Ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit in India the CGTN news agency unveiled its poll regarding the perception of BRICS across developed and developing countries. The survey was conducted by CGTN among 12,250 respondents across 41 countries and covered major developed economies and Global South countries [1]. The methodology of the survey envisaged that “all…

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  • India’s 2026 BRICS summit delivers the BRICS+ outreach momentum

    India’s 2026 BRICS summit delivers the BRICS+ outreach momentum

    The BRICS summit in India in 2026 succeeded in providing the key deliverables related to the cohesion of the bloc and the objectives set by India’s presidency with respect to boosting BRICS economic cooperation at the micro-level of companies and key sectors. In this respect, most of the observers rightly pointed to the unanimous adoption…

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  • BRICS summit declaration unanimously approved; India advances crucial proposals

    BRICS summit declaration unanimously approved; India advances crucial proposals

    The BRICS summit in India delivered today the final declaration approved by all core members of the bloc. The declaration builds on some of the key tracks of BRICS development from the past several years, while also launching new initiatives prioritized by India during its chairmanship. On some of the issues such as the BRICS…

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  • Interview (Brasil de Fato): “The SCO Will Be the Backbone of Greater Eurasia”

    Interview (Brasil de Fato): “The SCO Will Be the Backbone of Greater Eurasia”

    Russian economist Yaroslav Lissovolik outlines how the SCO is becoming the economic backbone of Greater Eurasia and a key platform for BRICS+ and the Global South. Economist Yaroslav Lissovolik knows the architecture of the global financial system from the inside. He entered the market in the late 1990s at Renaissance Capital, then Russia’s leading investment bank, and from there moved…

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  • SCO+ After Bishkek: Connectivity Without a Balance Sheet

    SCO+ After Bishkek: Connectivity Without a Balance Sheet

    Author: Kubatbek Rakhimov, PhD in Economics — Institute for Strategic and Academic Studies (ISAS), Bishkek In May, the first working-level dialogue between RCEP and CPTPP met in Suzhou — a first attempt to link two large trade architectures without merging them or reopening either one’s membership. The continental analogue has now happened, on a larger…

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  • SCO summit in Bishkek: another boost to the SCO+ format

    SCO summit in Bishkek: another boost to the SCO+ format

    The SCO summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, that took place on August 31 – September 1, 2026 featured an impressive list of agreements signed by participating parties, including the approval of a joint action plan for biodiversity conservation until 2031 together with a memorandum on climate change mitigation; the endorsement of a «Green Technology Corridor» program directed at…

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  • Actionable ideas section launched

    Actionable ideas section launched

    To help our clients navigate the ecosystem of BRICS+ Analytics ideas and policy proposals we have launched a new section that will keep track of such concepts, with a brief description and the relevant links attached: https://brics-plus-analytics.org/actionable-ideas/ Our ideas portfolio includes actionable proposals for BRICS, small open economies such as OASES, as well as frameworks…

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