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Ghana has secured Cabinet approval to formally apply for BRICS membership, signaling a strategic shift to broaden its economic partnerships beyond traditional Western institutions. The move aims to create new opportunities for growth while maintaining existing relationships with the IMF and World Bank.
At the BRICS Summit, Ethiopia proposed hosting a development bank office in Addis Ababa and lending in local currencies to shield African countries from currency shocks. The move could bring development financing closer to the continent building the future.
Prime Minister Modi just proposed a bold plan for BRICS nations to help 100 startups expand across borders every single year. The initiative targets the world's fastest-growing markets, home to nearly half the global population.
China just unveiled a shared artificial intelligence platform that will help developing nations build their own AI tools together. The move could give millions of people access to technology that's often controlled by just a handful of wealthy countries.
Over 5,000 athletes and fitness lovers from BRICS nations gathered in New Delhi for a morning that turned exercise into international friendship. The August event proved that sneakers and bike rides can build bridges between countries just as well as diplomacy.
Two nations are building bridges through education, creating opportunities for students and researchers to collaborate across continents. The partnership promises to strengthen scientific cooperation and cultural exchange between the countries.
Brazil just opened Latin America's only particle accelerator-based health research complex, a game-changing facility that could transform how the region develops medicines and medical technology. The Arandus Complex marks a major leap toward healthcare independence for South America's largest nation.
The University of Gondar, Ethiopia's oldest medical school, has joined TV BRICS to showcase African education and culture to a global audience. The partnership will create opportunities for students and researchers to share their work across BRICS+ nations.