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BRICS news today with crisp, high-signal coverage of BRICS expansion, BRICS currency debates, summit developments, members, and de-dollarization. This is the definitive brief for readers who want speed, precision, and substance.

NASA astronaut photograph from the International Space Station showing nearly half the length of Indonesia's main island chain with Java Bali Lombok Sumba and Timor visible against the Indian Ocean

Six Thousand Police Meet Fifteen Hundred Students in Central Jakarta as ‘Towards Indonesia Bankruptcy’ Protests Mark President Prabowo’s Worst Domestic Pressure Yet

Approximately fifteen hundred students from the University of Indonesia, IPB University, Pancasila University, Gunadarma and Jakarta State Polytechnic, organised under the 'Towards Indonesia Bankruptcy' coalition, marched toward the Hotel Indonesia Roundabout in

June 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Yuan and rupiah banknotes as Hong Kong, Indonesia and the People's Bank of China sign a direct currency settlement MoU

Hong Kong, Indonesia and the People’s Bank of China Just Skipped the Dollar With a Direct Yuan-Rupiah Settlement Pact

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Bank Indonesia and the People's Bank of China signed a three-way memorandum in Shanghai on Wednesday to settle cross-border trade and investment between the two economies directly in Indonesian rupiah and offshore Chinese renminbi, eliminating

June 13, 2026

by Internet Desk

Stacked gold bullion bars in a central bank vault as ECB confirms gold has overtaken US Treasuries in global reserves

Gold Overtakes US Treasuries as World’s Top Reserve Asset and the ECB Says the Dollar’s Grip Is Slipping

Gold quietly became the world's number one official reserve asset in 2025, overtaking US Treasuries for

Tokyo skyline with economic decline and tariff impact illustration 2025

Trump’s Tariff Weapon Strikes: Japan’s Economy Crumbles Under US Trade War Assault

Japan’s economy stumbled into contraction during the third quarter of 2025, shrinking at an annualized rate of 1.8 percent as President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff regime hammered the export-dependent nation’s industrial backbone

November 17, 2025

Business·News

Trump’s tariff threat turns Rare-Earths fight into market shock

WASHINGTON — Financial markets lurched lower on Friday after President Donald Trump threatened a “massive increase” in tariffs on Chinese imports and said there was “no reason” to meet President Xi Jinping

October 11, 2025

Business·News

Paris Fashion Week’s quiet reset: Strong shoulders, edited sheers, daylight glamour

Paris — Paris Fashion Week closed with the feeling of a city resetting its compass, not with a single show but with a sequence of debuts, second chapters, and carefully edited statements

October 10, 2025

Fashion & Lifestyle·News

Taiwan F-16V on the tarmac at Hualien Air Base during a readiness drill

Taiwan’s defence report: China rehearses for a blockade

Taipei — Taiwan’s Defence Ministry has issued its most direct warning in years that China is moving from pressure to preparation, from drills that shape perceptions to rehearsals that could be flipped into

October 9, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Vladimir Putin at a regional summit in Dushanbe, urging Central Asia to deepen trade with Russia

Putin presses Central Asia to align trade as sanctions bite

Dushanbe — Vladimir Putin arrived with a familiar pitch and a sharpened edge. At a summit with the leaders of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan, the Russian president urged Central Asia to

October 10, 2025

News

Satellite view shows long lines of Gaza aid trucks near the Kerem Shalom crossing during the ceasefire

Gaza Genocide Day 671: Ceasefire wobbles as aid and trust falter

GAZA — Two years after the morning that reset the region’s clocks, the conflict is no longer a rolling news story so much as the scaffolding of daily life. In Gaza, families

November 9, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

UN Security Council chamber during discussions on Iran sanctions snapback

Iran defies UN snapback, recalls envoys from London, Paris, Berlin

Tehran — Iran framed the impending return of United Nations sanctions as a political ritual rather than an existential turning point, casting European capitals and Washington as the authors of an avoidable

September 28, 2025

News

Container ships at the Port of Los Angeles as US tariffs reshape global trade

Trump tariffs reset global trade as costs pile up and growth bends

New York — The global economy is settling into a new normal built around tariffs, not treaties, and the shock is only beginning to show. President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariff regime has

September 24, 2025

Economy·News

Nighttime blaze at Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Russia as Ukraine touts deep strikes

Russia Ukraine war day 1,306: NATO alarm, Russia steadies the home front

New York — The war in Ukraine entered day 1,306 with a combustible mix of Baltic airspace theatrics, refinery fires inside Russia, and showy diplomacy in New York, where Western leaders talked

September 30, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Eurofighter jets scramble over the Baltic Sea during NATO air policing on day 1306

Russia Ukraine war day 1305: Oil fires, Baltic air scares, and a jittery UN week

Kyiv — The war in Ukraine entered day 1,305 with a familiar, volatile rhythm: escalating cross-border drone strikes, nervous air defenses across Europe’s northeast, and a diplomatic calendar in New York crowded

November 7, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Six Thousand Police Meet Fifteen Hundred Students in Central Jakarta as ‘Towards Indonesia Bankruptcy’ Protests Mark President Prabowo’s Worst Domestic Pressure Yet

Hong Kong, Indonesia and the People’s Bank of China Just Skipped the Dollar With a Direct Yuan-Rupiah Settlement Pact

Gold Overtakes US Treasuries as World’s Top Reserve Asset and the ECB Says the Dollar’s Grip Is Slipping

Trump’s Tariff Weapon Strikes: Japan’s Economy Crumbles Under US Trade War Assault

Trump’s tariff threat turns Rare-Earths fight into market shock

Paris Fashion Week’s quiet reset: Strong shoulders, edited sheers, daylight glamour

Taiwan’s defence report: China rehearses for a blockade

Putin presses Central Asia to align trade as sanctions bite

Gaza Genocide Day 671: Ceasefire wobbles as aid and trust falter

Iran defies UN snapback, recalls envoys from London, Paris, Berlin

Trump tariffs reset global trade as costs pile up and growth bends

Russia Ukraine war day 1,306: NATO alarm, Russia steadies the home front

Russia Ukraine war day 1305: Oil fires, Baltic air scares, and a jittery UN week

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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