“A little more and the Taliban and North Korea will be there”: what does the expansion of BRICS mean

“A little more and the Taliban and North Korea will be there”: what does the expansion of BRICS mean Dzvenislava Moshovskaya

BRICS is gradually expanding. A meeting of countries that want to join this organization will be held soon. Representatives of Iran will also participate in this event.

Political scientist Nikolai Davidyuk told Channel 24 about this, noting that BRICS is gradually turning into a strange organization. Terrorist organizations may eventually become members of it. countries.

“A little more and the Taliban and North Korea will be there,” he said.

Will not satisfy all countries

Nikolay Davidyuk noted that if countries whose goal is to disrupt the world order join BRICS, then it will be difficult to call this association political.

If Russia is still comfortable there, then China is not, because this will reduce its leadership ambitions. And other countries will not want to have anything to do with an organization that includes Iran or Russia, which are terrorist entities, he emphasized.

It is worth noting that the founders of the BRICS international organization were the largest countries in terms of area and population, which sought to develop, in particular China, India, Russia and Brazil.

Split the G20

According to Davidyuk, the expansion of BRICS is aimed at splitting the G20, forming a dangerous alternative.

They are taking everyone who wants to (BRICS – Channel 24) there for now. There are more ambitions than strength there now. Although Turkey and Azerbaijan wanted to join, this could change at any moment, the political scientist emphasized.

He noted that such processes are beneficial to Vladimir Putin, but there will probably be no specific achievements in this.

On the topic. Political scientist Maxim Dzhigun suggested that Recep Erdogan's decision to join BRICS is due to slow integration with the EU. This is a serious signal for Western countries that have failed to maintain Turkey's desire to develop together with the European Union.