This week on New World Next Week: Real ID is coming for real!; the BRICS are here to save the earth with AI blockchain biometric payment systems; and RFK Jr. promises to get the bottom of the autism epidemic by September.
For many years now I have been talking about the growing global economic divide between East and West. This volatile opposition between the BRICS nations and the US is not a product of the Trump era.
In the ever-evolving landscape of global economics and politics, two acronyms have been making significant waves: the G20 and BRICS+. These groups, representing major economies worldwide, are redefining international relations and economic strategies
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The boys and girls on Wall Street heaved a big sign of relief yesterday, with the stock market making historic gains, a welcome respite for the losses of the preceding days, when Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause in the severe tariffs, opting onl
BRICS+ leaders are meeting in Rio de Janiero this summer. Their dedollarization drive has made huge progress over the last two years. Here's what they've accomplished so far – and why the Rio Reset will stun the world…
Putin doesn't hate the dollar and actually wants Russia to once again be able to use it with its partners for reasons of convenience, but it was the US that forced his country to de-dollarize and pioneer alternative financial instruments out of nec
In the latest Money Metals Midweek Memo podcast, host Mike Maharrey analyzed recent developments in global currency and trade dynamics, particularly as they relate to BRICS countries' increasing moves toward de-dollarization.
This week on the New World Next Week: OOPS! the settled science of climate change isn't so settled after all; the BRICS issue a globalist manifesto but the pro-BRICS crowd don't want you to read it for yourself; and (s)election shenanigans abound as
This week saw a landmark summit of the BRICS group of nations, a nine-country economic bloc led by Moscow and Beijing, which drew representatives from 36 countries, including 22 heads of state.