China Pushes Back Against Mexico’s 50% Tariff Plan 🚗💼
China opposes Mexico’s plan to impose 50% tariffs on Chinese goods, warning of ‘necessary steps’ to protect trade interests amid rising global tensions.
GlobalSouth
Read More
BRICS Emerges as Global Stability Anchor Amid Shifting World Order 🌍✨
As traditional powers step back, BRICS nations unite to offer stability and new economic pathways for the Global South. 🌐💼 #BRICS
🌍 Why the Global South is Backing China’s Governance Vision
China’s Global Governance Initiative gains momentum in the Global South, offering a fresh vision for equitable global cooperation. 🌐✨ #BRICS #Multilateralism
BRICS Takes Stand Against Trade Bullying 🌍✊
BRICS nations unite against trade bullying, pushing for a fair global order. Discover how emerging economies are reshaping international cooperation. 🌐🤝
Xi’s BRICS Vision: A New Blueprint for Global Governance 🌐✨
Explore how President Xi Jinping’s BRICS proposals aim to reshape global governance, empower emerging economies, and drive inclusive growth. 🌍💡 #BRICS
China Urges BRICS Nations to Champion Multilateralism 🌍✨
China rallies BRICS nations to strengthen multilateral cooperation, backed by $40B in development projects and new global governance proposals.
Xi Urges BRICS Unity Amid Global Challenges 🌍✨
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for BRICS nations to strengthen cooperation, uphold multilateralism, and promote global development at virtual summit.
Why China’s Global Governance Initiative is a Game-Changer for BRICS 🌍✨
China’s Global Governance Initiative (GGI) takes center stage at the BRICS summit, pushing for fairer global systems and empowering emerging economies. 🌐🤝
U.S. Visa Crackdown Sparks China-Central America Unity 🌎✊
China condemns U.S. visa restrictions targeting Central American nations cooperating with Beijing, calling it ‘bullying’ and vowing stronger regional ties. 🌍💼
🌍 Africa Demands Science-Led Climate Action & Fair Finance
African leaders demand science-driven climate solutions & $3 trillion in funding, declaring “enough is enough” to exclusion from global decisions.