The Churning of the Global Order
Based on original research carried out with Global South Insights, dossier no. 72 analyses the tectonic changes taking place in the world and the new mood in the Global South.
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On 1 January 2024, the World’s Centre of Gravity Will Shift: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2023)
On the last day of the BRICS summit, the five founding states (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) welcomed six new members: Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The…
The BRICS Have Changed the Balance of Forces, but They Will Not by Themselves Change the World: The Thirty-Third Newsletter (2023)
The BRICS project is centred around the question of whether developing countries can break out of the neo-colonial system through mutual trade and cooperation, or whether the larger countries will inevitably enjoy asymmetries of power…
So Much Lying from the International Monetary Fund: The Fifteenth Newsletter (2023)
During her visit to Ghana in March, US Vice President Kamala Harris announced that the US Treasury Department will deploy a full-time resident advisor to assist the country in ‘developing and executing medium- to long-term…
Life or Debt: The Stranglehold of Neocolonialism and Africa’s Search for Alternatives
Dossier no. 63 explores the origins of the debt crisis in Africa, exposing the Western financial chokehold as its source and exploring what alternatives can be built.
Birth Again the Dream of Global Peace and Mutual Respect: The Eleventh Newsletter (2023)
The actual movement of history shows that the world order is moving from one anchored by US hegemony to one that is far more regional in character. Rather than seek to generate additional poles of…
Sovereignty, Dignity, and Regionalism in the New International Order
This dossier analyses the growing fragility of the US-led ‘rules-based international order’ and examines the possibilities of regionalism to advance the construction of a new global system.
