South China Morning Post
AsiaPac · 18 mins ago
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Brics doesn’t need a unified voice on Iran war to have a future
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An analysis of BRICS's internal divisions over the Middle East conflict, examining how member states with competing interests (notably Iran and the UAE) prevent the bloc from adopting a unified stance on the regional war.
Brics doesn’t need a unified voice on Iran war to have a future
With the war in the Middle East entering its third month, questions have surfaced over its geopolitical ramifications in the region and beyond. An entity that has drawn particular scrutiny is Brics. The 10-member grouping is defined less by a clear set of common values and more by contingently overlapping interests. It does not and cannot speak with one voice on the conflict.
Two Brics members, Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), are at loggerheads: Tehran has launched missile and drone...
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