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

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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.

Organiser: Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Dr. Tomas Costa de Azevedo Marques (Speaker), Dr. Nele Fabian (Moderator)

The panel will focus on the EU's relations with emerging powers, with particular emphasis on Brazil and South Africa, in the context of climate change, green technology and the digital sphere. These countries and issue areas are considered of high potential for engagement.

Decoding BRICS – Beginning of a New World Order, Bucerius Law School, Jungiusstraße 6, 20355 Hamburg Organisers: Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Federal Chancellor Helmut Schmidt Foundation, Körber-Stiftung, German Asia-Pacific Business Association, German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) Prof. Dr. Miriam Prys-Hansen (Organiser)

What are the BRICS? The half-day event will, in several panels, discuss different perspectives on the BRICS with a focus on Brazil's BRICS Presidency in 2025, the role of BRICS versus the G7, the role of BRICS for businessin Asia, and BRICS's potential as a global security actor.