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Trump’s greatest gift to Xi: Making China America’s peer Original

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By Brahma Chellaney
| The Hill Verified
China has long sought peer validation from the only country whose recognition would carry decisive strategic weight — the U.S. President Trump has now handed Beijing that prize. By repeatedly framing his summits with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a U.S.-China “G2” or “group of two,” Trump is granting China recognition as America’s principal strategic peer.
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BRICS is challenging the US-led order but can’t replace it yet

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By Brahma Chellaney
| The Hill Verified
One of the biggest geopolitical stories of the 21st century is the emergence of a broad coalition of countries determined to dilute the West’s monopoly on global governance. That coalition is informally known as BRICS, an acronym that stands for the grouping’s five original members: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Originally coined “BRIC” as a term for an international investment category, the actual nations of BRICS held their first summit using the modified name in 2011.
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Opinion - BRICS is challenging the US-led order but can’t replace it yet

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By Brahma Chellaney
| Aol Verified
One of the biggest geopolitical stories of the 21st century is the emergence of a broad coalition of countries determined to dilute the West's monopoly on global governance. That coalition is known as BRICS, an acronym that stands for the grouping’s five original members: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Originally coined "BRIC" as a term for an international investment category, the actual nations of BRICS held their first summit using the modified name in 2011.
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