Hey there, global citizens and tech trailblazers! 👋 At the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, a leading expert from the Chinese mainland, Wang Youming, stepped up to set the record straight. He explained that BRICS has always favored dialogue over confrontation and partnership over alliances.
Wang, director of the Institute of Developing Countries, dismissed U.S. President Trump's claim that BRICS is pursuing an "anti-American policy" as completely unfounded. According to Wang, the group operates on transparency and mutual benefits, with no intention of targeting any third party.
During the summit, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva made headlines by noting that the world is changing and "we don't want an emperor." His remark resonated widely, symbolizing the broader shift as the Global South moves from the margins to the center of international affairs.
For tech-savvy young professionals and early career movers in South and Southeast Asia, these shifts underscore an era defined by inclusivity, fairness, and innovative global dialogue. It’s a reminder that progress often comes from cooperation rather than confrontation 🚀, inspiring us all to think globally and act collaboratively.
Stay tuned as evolving global dynamics continue to drive a future built on dialogue, openness, and unity. The conversation has only just begun! 🌍
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Chinese expert dismisses Trump's claim BRICS is 'anti-American'
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