Putin Says BRICS Could Serve as Prototype for Future World Order
The Russian president said BRICS' growing share of the global economy positions the bloc as a possible model for a new international order, TASS reports.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said the BRICS grouping of emerging economies could act as a prototype for a future world order, according to the state news agency TASS.
Putin stressed that BRICS' share of the global economy has been steadily growing, framing the bloc's expanding economic weight as evidence that it offers an alternative model to existing Western-led international institutions. TASS's report did not detail specific figures cited by Putin to support the claim.
BRICS, originally comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has expanded its membership in recent years to include additional countries, a move Moscow and Beijing have both promoted as part of a broader effort to build institutions outside Western-dominated frameworks such as the G7 and international financial bodies led by the United States and Europe.
TASS did not report reaction from other BRICS member states to Putin's specific characterization of the bloc as a prototype for global governance.
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