The BRICS nations are shaking up the global order, and young people worldwide are taking note. Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized that the “collective rise” of emerging economies like BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) is reshaping our world—and a new survey reveals just how much support exists for their vision of fairer global governance.
Global South Demands a Seat at the Table
A survey by CGTN and Renmin University of China found over 96% of BRICS respondents want countries to participate equally in international affairs. Think of it like a group project where everyone’s voice matters—not just the loudest in the room.
Key Reforms Everyone’s Talking About
From transparency in international organizations (63.6% support) to better representation for developing nations (60.2%), the demands are clear. Nearly half of respondents also called out military sanctions and trade barriers as outdated tactics.
Why This Matters for Gen Z
As digital natives navigating a polarized world, young people are watching how institutions like the UN adapt. With 83.9% urging the UN to prioritize Global South needs, the message is clear: the future belongs to collaboration, not hegemony.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized that the “collective rise” of emerging economies like BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) is reshaping our world—and a new survey reveals just how much support exists for their vision of fairer global governance.
Global South Demands a Seat at the Table
Key Reforms Everyone’s Talking About
Why This Matters for Gen Z
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