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180702
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THE FIVE MEMBER COUNTRIES of BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa - possess significant economic resources and are significant political actors. On January 1, 2020, BRICS' rotating one-year chairmanship passed over to Russia. The motto of the Russian chairmanship is "BRICS Strategic Partnership for Global Stability, Shared Security and Innovative Growth." But the business cultures of the five countries seriously differ from one another, and it is essential to launch discussions to prevent these differences from causing misunderstandings and consequent conflicts.
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191036
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THE appearance in 2006 of the organization known today as BRICS was met with skepticism by analysts and experts in the West and in the association's member countries themselves. Skeptics pointed out a host of seemingly insurmountable obstacles - the vast geographical distances between some of the member countries, territorial disputes (between China and India), ideological rifts, mutually incompatible political and legal systems, and finally, major cultural differences [12, p. 17]. Nevertheless, over its 17-year history, the group has shown stably increasing mutual economic interaction and has become a pillar of the emerging multipolar world order...
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192462
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RELATIONS between China and India are affected by a combination of economic and political factors. On one hand, trade between the two countries is marked by positive dynamics, and they interact successfully on issues of global development and multilateral international cooperation. On the other hand, they are military and political rivals and compete for regional economic leadership. Former Indian national security adviser Shivshankar Menon considers Indian-Chinese relations a combination of cooperation and rivalry.
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