Brazil's FM: Is BRICS anti-West?
In this episode of Talk to Al Jazeera , Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira discusses Brazil's role in the expanding BRICS bloc and whether the group is positioning itself as a challenge to Western dominance.
Speaking from Rio de Janeiro after the BRICS summit, Vieira explains President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's call for a global trade currency, critiques the current state of the United Nations, and explains what Brazil envisions for a more balanced multipolar world. With absent leaders, rising tensions, and growing ambitions, is BRICS reshaping global power, or just talking about it?
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Brazil's FM: Is BRICS anti-West?
Mauro Vieira discusses whether BRICS is anti-West and whether global governance must change to reflect today's realities. In this episode of Talk to Al Jazeera , Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira discusses Brazil's role in the expanding BRICS bloc and whether the group is positioning itself as a challenge to Western dominance. Speaking from Rio de Janeiro after the BRICS summit, Vieira explains President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's call for a global trade currency, critiques the current state of the United Nations, and explains what Brazil envisions for a more balanced multipolar world. With absent leaders, rising tensions, and growing ambitions, is BRICS reshaping global power, or just talking about it?
