Alexandra Arkhangelskaya , Timofei Bordachev , Bruno Marriotto Jubran , Nivedita Kapoor , Vasily Kashin , Alexei Kupriyanov , Dmitry Razumovsky , Dmitry Suslov
The European Union and BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) are formally similar interstate organisations according to the institutional theory of international relations. However, in reality they are antagonists, and their antagonism is conceptual — the EU and BRICS embody the old and the new in international politics and the methods of interstate institutional cooperation. Now that legitimate grounds have arisen to question the future of institutional forms of interstate cooperation in principle, the fates of the EU and BRICS are of equal interest for understanding the foundations on which these states can preserve such major achievements of the 20th century.
https://valdaiclub.com/a/reports/the-future-talks-to-the-past-brics-countries-strat/
