bullet type thing that’s come out of it so far, I don’t think that’s clear, but I think in the long run, what we’re seeing is a serious pole develop, and you know the main issue is the increased multi-polarity of the world and I think BRICS continues to represent that,” Satchu said.
Except for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who can’t travel to South Africa because he’s wanted by an international court for war crimes in Ukraine, all the BRICS heads of state will be attending the summit in person next month.
