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The augmentation of BRICS, with the inclusion of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and Argentina, marks a significant pivot in global geopolitics. As the consortium swells with these diverse economies, the repercussions on global financial architectures become palpable. Should the traditional power players reassess their strategic positions, or is it a fleeting reshuffle in the grand chessboard of international relations? What implications will this move hold for global finance and trade? We probe deeper with insights from our panel of experts.
Guests: Maximilian Hess (FPRI)
A Political Risk & Geopolitical Advisor and Fellow at the Foriegn Policy Research Institute
Fellow at the Insternational Institute of Strategic Studies
Author of "Economic War"
Max can be found on the Twitter Handle @zakavkaza
Rachel Ziemba (CNAS)
Macroeconomics Strategist for Centre for New American Security.
Trade Specialist for Horizon Engage
Rachel can be found on the Twitter handle @reziemba
Genevieve Donnellon-May (Asia Society)
Researcher at the Asia Society
Asia-Pacific Desk at The Red Line
2023 Pacific Forum Young Leader
Genevieve can be found on the Twitter handle @GenevieveDonn
Facilitated by Michael Hilliard
Host and Founder of The Red Line
You can find him on Twitter: @MikeHilliardAus
This panel discussion was originally recorded on 29 August 2023