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Speech at Sub-Session on International Relations of 2023 TCF by Vladimir Norov, Distinguished Fellow of Taihe Institute, Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (2019-2021), and Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan (2006-2010, 2022).

For how long will the G7, which represents a small sliver of humanity be able to hold out, insisting on a position that is ultimately untenable—that is, to refuse to engage the rest of the world, remaining isolated in its own cocoon—is the question on the table.

An Interview With Dr. Brian Wong, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at University of Hong Kong and Rhodes Scholar.

Regarding the development of BRICS, what China has been seeking is to foster open and inclusive collaboration both between and beyond developing countries, particularly on global challenges like climate change. China is not keen on forming cliques or forcing countries to choose sides.

The ethos of BRICS and now BRICS+ - of commonality while recognizing difference - is critical to the expansion of this technical and institutional capacity.

Democracy is a common value of humanity, and the right of the people in every country, rather than the prerogative of any single country.