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• The secret of the BRICS’ success is not what it is, but what it’s not

  By Henry R Johnston| Daily Telegraph NZ@ The group is the antidote to a declining hegemon pursuing its own interests without regard for problems that require system-level solutions. BRICS is on the move. It already expanded at the beginning of this year, while no fewer than 40 countries have expressed interest in joining. Russian Federation Council Chairwoman Valentina Matvienko recently claimed that 24 countries are in line to actually become members.

  By Henry R Johnston · Daily Telegraph NZ

  Jul. 31, 2024

• American hegemony’s grave wound: The true story of the petrodollar’s demise

  By Henry R Johnston| RT@ It is said that works of fiction can often convey certain truths better than a newswire. That is perhaps the light in which to view reports circulating around the internet recently about the expiration of a 50-year ‘petrodollar’ treaty between the US and Saudi Arabia. The agreement is a piece of fiction. The spurious reports appear to have originated in India or in the murky tangle of websites aimed at crypto investors.

  By Henry R Johnston · RT

  Jun. 23, 2024

• The secret of the BRICS’ success is not what it is, but what it’s not

  By Henry R Johnston| Daily Telegraph NZ@ The group is the antidote to a declining hegemon pursuing its own interests without regard for problems that require system-level solutions. BRICS is on the move. It already expanded at the beginning of this year, while no fewer than 40 countries have expressed interest in joining. Russian Federation Council Chairwoman Valentina Matvienko recently claimed that 24 countries are in line to actually become members.

  By Henry R Johnston · Daily Telegraph NZ

  Jul. 31, 2024

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