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ASEAN and BRICS: Where Interests of Two Integration Groups Converge

ASEAN and BRICS: Where Interests of Two Integration Groups Converge

In which sectors do the interests of ASEAN and the BRICS countries align sufficiently to…

TV BRICS Presents Study on Creative Industries of BRICS Countries
TV BRICS Presents Study on Creative Industries of BRICS Countries

Analysts from the international media network have compared market indicators across the member states and…

Russia Exports Around 500 Tonnes of Flour to South Africa
Russia Exports Around 500 Tonnes of Flour to South Africa

Supplies have resumed following a hiatus In the first nine months of 2026, Russia supplied…

China Supports Malaysia’s Full BRICS Membership and Wider ASEAN-Gulf Cooperation
China Supports Malaysia’s Full BRICS Membership and Wider ASEAN-Gulf Cooperation

China backs Kuala Lumpur’s efforts to strengthen cooperation between China, ASEAN and the Gulf Cooperation…

Cedric Frolick, South African National Assembly House Chairperson for Committees, Oversight and Participation, speaks at the “Governance of China” seminar in Pretoria, South Africa, on 9 October. Photo: Supplied

Mutual Learning for Common Development

Politicians and scholars from China and South Africa exchange ideas and lessons in governance People-centred governance is more than an abstract concept; it requires meaningful citizen participation in decision-making, ensuring that public services reach communities and that ordinary people’s voices are reflected in the laws enacted in their name,” said Cedric Frolick, South African National Assembly House Chairperson: Committees, Oversight and Participation, at a “Governance of China” seminar in Pretoria, South Africa, on 9 October. Under the theme “China’s Practice…

Digital Professions of Future: Will Global South Become Source of Cheap Labour or New Centre of Intellectual Property?

Digital Professions of Future: Will Global South Become Source of Cheap Labour or New Centre of Intellectual Property?

How will new technologies reshape the labour market? What will the AI race mean for countries of the Global South? Will developing countries face a “digital raw-material model”, becoming a source of cheap labour, or will they instead use the window of opportunity to create their own technologies and platforms? Read the TV BRICS article The new digital reality and the labour market According to the World Economic Forum (WEF) report “Future of Jobs”, by 2030 digital access, artificial intelligence…

South Africa Celebrates as Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

South Africa Celebrates as Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

South Africa is celebrating another historic moment on the world stage after veteran human rights lawyer and jurist Justice Navanethem “Navi” Pillay was awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her lifelong contribution to international law, justice and the protection of human rights. President Cyril Ramaphosa congratulated the 85-year-old South African on Friday, describing the prestigious international recognition as a tribute to her courage, integrity and unwavering commitment to justice. Pillay joins an extraordinary group of South Africans whose contributions…

Representatives of BRICS Countries Discuss Future of Education at Tech Science Forum in Moscow

Representatives of BRICS Countries Discuss Future of Education at Tech Science Forum in Moscow

Key topics included the impact of artificial intelligence on the labour market and new education models The Tech Science Forum (TSF) was held in Moscow with the participation of BRICS countries. The event brought together representatives of science, education, business, government and public organisations, as well as young scientists and students from 10 countries. The TV BRICS International Media Network served as the international media partner of the event. In total, the programme included 40 thematic tracks and 20 discussion platforms. The…

Education Without Borders: Which Specialisations Are Most in Demand at BRICS Universities

Education Without Borders: Which Specialisations Are Most in Demand at BRICS Universities

How are BRICS countries shaping their system of training specialists for the economy of the future? Which skills will become critically important amid technological transformation? Why are university networks becoming part of the new infrastructure of international cooperation? Read the TV BRICS article Human capital as a strategic resource In the 21st century, the competitiveness of countries is determined not only by access to natural resources or production capacity but also by their ability to develop their own human resources…

India to Become World’s Largest Economy By 2047

India to Become World’s Largest Economy by 2047

The politician linked the country’s prospects to rapid economic and technological development India could become the world’s largest economy by 2047. This was stated by the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, whilst speaking at the PAN-IIT technology summit in Vijayawada, reports ANI, a partner of TV BRICS. According to Naidu, India is maintaining a steady pace of economic growth and is gradually strengthening its position in the global economy. He noted that it took developed countries decades, and even…

Concerns over South Africa’s border security have intensified after reports that ‘bandits’ deported by the United States to neighbouring Eswatini may have travelled through South Africa. Photo: Apple Maps

Eswatini Deportees: SA Fears Grow Over Alleged Transit as Border Authority Rejects Claims

Concerns over South Africa’s border security have intensified after reports that ‘bandits’ deported by the United States to neighbouring Eswatini may have travelled through South Africa, although there is no independent confirmation that any of the deportees entered the country illegally. The allegations have gained traction on social media following the repatriation of three third-country nationals who had been sent to Eswatini under an arrangement with the administration of US President Donald Trump. The Eswatini government confirmed that nationals of…

Expert: African Countries Want to Be Part of BRICS

Expert: African Countries Want to Be Part of BRICS

Kinfu Tafesse Zenebe, President of the Union of African Diasporas in Russia, explains why African countries are seeking to join the group African countries are seeking to join BRICS in order to gain a platform for dialogue on an equal footing. This was stated by Kinfu Tafesse Zenebe, President of the Union of African Diasporas in Russia and the Association of the Ethiopian Community in Russia and the CIS, and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences of…

How Land Restoration is Becoming New Investment Sector

How Land Restoration is Becoming New Investment Sector

How can land restoration be transformed from public expenditure into an investment project with a clear economic return? Can BRICS+ create its own financial and technological infrastructure for the restoration economy? Read the TV BRICS article Land becomes a financial risk COP17 is an environmental forum where a new economic agenda is gradually taking shape. The Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, held in Ulaanbaatar, demonstrated how the perception of land itself is changing:…

Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of TV BRICS International Symphony Orchestra Mikhail Golikov: Symphony Orchestra Brings Harmony to World

Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of TV BRICS International Symphony Orchestra Mikhail Golikov: Symphony Orchestra Brings Harmony to World

In an exclusive interview with TV BRICS, the maestro spoke about discovering composers from Iran, China, India and Brazil, as well as new names that will soon surprise the world The main goals of International Music Day are to spread art among all segments of society and strengthen cultural understanding. In this sense, the TV BRICS International Symphony Orchestra embodies these goals. How has such an international ensemble managed to perform in unison? What common ground, in your opinion, have…

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