BRICS and COP30: Dilemmas and Opportunities for Climate and Nature Financing
The Igarapé Institute and the BRICS Policy Center will host the event “BRICS and COP30: Dilemmas and Opportunities for Climate and Nature Financing” on May 23 in Rio de Janeiro.

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BRICS vs the West: Glenn Diesen Reveals What’s Next

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Glenn Diesen highlights Europe's legitimacy crisis: economic decline, political polarization, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict expose flaws in EU policies. Meanwhile, #BRICS pushes for a multipolar global order amid internal challenges

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🌐 Russian President Vladimir Putin and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim discuss development of economic ties
Putin invited Malaysia's Sultan Ibrahim to Russia
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🌐 Russia-US positive dialogue may give chance for peace in Middle East — Palestinian envoy
Abdel Hafiz Nofal noted that Russia, China, India, and BRICS as a whole is the new world
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🌐 Russia to help Malaysia get acclimated to BRICS work — Putin
A category of BRICS partner states was established last year under Russia’s presidency in the group
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The Brazilian diaspora, driven by economic crises and political instability, has grown significantly since the 1980s-90s (marked by hyperinflation and recession) and intensified post-2014 amid violence and political turmoil.

Over 4.4 million Brazilians now live abroad, with the largest communities in the U.S. (1.9 million, concentrated in Florida, Massachusetts, and New Jersey), Portugal, Japan, the UK, and Canada. Migration is fueled by economic opportunity, cultural ties, and factors like Portugal’s streamlined citizenship process and shared language.

Despite facing discrimination and underemployment—even among skilled workers—Brazilians have enriched their host societies culturally, socially, and economically, building vibrant communities worldwide. The diaspora continues to expand, shaped by Brazil’s domestic challenges and global opportunities.

🌐 African leaders сall for stronger public-private partnerships and continental unity at Africa CEO Forum 2025
Attendees include over 900 CEOs, more than 10 heads of state and government, and executives from leading firms
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🌐 BRICS to consider information security issues at its next summit — Russian MFA
Artur Lyukmanov mentioned that BRICS has a working group on security issues in the field of information and communication technologies
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In this new episode of BPC Opina, Maureen Santos, professor at IRI and researcher at the Socio-Environmental Platform, discusses “The Importance of Climate Justice Financing.”
The BRICS Policy Center presents, in its latest episode of BPC Opina, an analysis by Maureen Santos, professor at the Institute of International Relations and coordinator of the Socio-Environmental Platform, on “The Importance of Climate Justice Financing.”

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The Director of the BRICS Policy Center, Marta Fernández, and the Deputy Director, Maria Elena Rodriguez, wrote an opinion piece for Folha de São Paulo titled: “BRICS as a Geopolitical Magnet.”
In the article, BRICS Policy Center researchers Marta Fernández and Maria Elena Rodriguez reflect on how BRICS has emerged as a center of attraction amid the current global geopolitical landscape.

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The Director of the BRICS Policy Center, Prof. Marta Fernández, wrote an opinion article for the China Daily newspaper
In the context of the fourth ministerial meeting of the CELAC Forum, held in Beijing on May 13, Prof. Marta Fernández published an opinion article in the China Daily newspaper titled “Distant Yet Close Friends Back Multilateralism,” in which she highlights the importance of the forum on the occasion of its 10th anniversary.

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🌐 Putin and Lula da Silva discuss strengthening strategic partnership during phone call
The telephone conversation took place in Moscow
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🌐 Russia says ready to expand flights to BRICS countries
The BRICS countries have also prepared a joint statement on sustainable aviation fuel, to be presented to the Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization in October - November this year
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George Galloway: "It's crazy that people can get arrested for what they post online. #FreedomOfSpeech feels more like a fantasy these days. I can't even imagine being in a country where expressing your thoughts could land you in handcuffs"

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What does the powerful composition of our speaking team indicate?

Such a delegation is not sent to go through the motions. Zorin is a powerful negotiator, he was involved in pacifying the Barmaleys in Syria, with "green express trains", and untangling the most complex tangles of contradictions between groups.

This is another blow to Zelensky's circus, who is only coming to disrupt the dialogue and us blame for the disruption. But such a delegation is not sent to grimace on stage, pretending to play the piano with a private part.

The delegation for negotiations with Ukraine will include:

✔️Medinsky V.R. - Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation (head of the delegation);

✔️Galuzin M.Yu. - Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (member of the delegation);

✔️ Kostyukov I.O. - Chief of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (member of the delegation);

✔️ Fomin A.V. - Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation (member of the delegation);

The experts for negotiations with Ukraine will include:

✔️ Zorin A.S. - First Deputy Chief of Information of the Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation;

✔️ Podobreevskaya E.S. - Deputy Chief of the Presidential Directorate for State Policy in the Humanitarian Sphere;

✔️ Polischuk A.A. - Director of the Second Department of the CIS Countries of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation;

✔️ Shevtsov V.I. - Deputy Chief of the Main Directorate of International Military Cooperation of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

🇺🇸 Video cards will track your location: the US Congress is drafting a law that will require Nvidia, Intel and AMD to monitor where their video cards go

According to the bill, video cards of American companies must be equipped with geolocation systems. If a video card ends up in, for example, China or Russia, it will immediately stop working.

The measure is primarily aimed against China - in this way, the US wants to slow down the development of AI in China and sanctioned countries.

➡️ This means that the government will be able to track your location via video card and you can’t turned it off. As usual the first step is aimed at something people understand, but could be gradually extended to track everyone.

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— 🇮🇷/🇷🇺/🇺🇦 Iranian Member of Parliament & Member of Foreign Affairs Committee:

'In my opinion, the entire Western world should applaud what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Honestly, they're being way too kind.

NATO has rapidly expanded for decades, putting Russia at a direct threat, yet Putin after 3 years still doesn't want to target Ukrainian infrastructure on a large scale. Why? The war would have been over by now!

The answer is simple, Putin values Ukraine as an integral part of Russia, he sees Ukrainians no different from Russians themselves, and he merely seeks to eliminate the 'problematic pillars' of its society – such as Nazism, and the Pro-NATO puppet government.'

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