BRICS, G20, G7 – Alliances for a New World Order

This dashboard examines how the COVID-19 pandemic influenced executive personalization in 32 countries. Each bubble represents a country and its number of personalization events. Select one or two, then use the buttons to explore the events and their underlying mechanisms.

Rethinking development policy: dismantling it would be fatal - it serves German interests and secures global goods. But “business as usual” is not enough: coordination and genuine partnerships with the Global South are necessary. Europe must create a more effective, multilateral offer.

Global trade is shown through three relationships: trade within Global South Countries, trade within Global North Countries, and trade between them. As the arcs on the sides expand or contract, they represent the changing share of global trade occurring within or between these groups of countries.

In diesem Beitrag wird diskutiert, ob neue Institutionen wie BRICS Vorboten einer parallelen globalen Ordnung sind. Trotz wachsender geopolitischer Rivalität muss daraus kein Systemwettbewerb werden – die meisten Staaten des Globalen Südens haben großes Interesse an bestehenden westlichen Beziehungen.

Die überwältigende Mehrheit aller Staaten will feste Regeln und keine Dominanz von Washington oder Peking. Berlin und Brüssel müssen gleichgesinnte und gleich große Partner suchen, fordert Prof. Dr. Christian von Soest.

El presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump, ha optado por recurrir a su nueva arma predilecta: los aranceles.

Organiser: German Institute for Global and Area Studies Prof. Dr. Miriam Prys-Hansen (Panelist)

The objective of the webinar is to explore India’s perspective on BRICS—its strategic interests, opportunities, and leadership—while examining the grouping’s evolving dynamics, intra-BRICS relationships, and broader economic and political implications.

Organiser: German Institute for Global and Area Studies Prof. Dr. Miriam Prys-Hansen (Speaker)

Miriam Prys-Hansen gave a lunch-time talk at the Übersee-Club in Hamburg for the Rotary Club Hamburg-Dammtor on the role and challenges of BRICS as a global political actor, its attractiveness for the Global South and potential responses by German and European foreign policy-making.