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The U.S. government led by Trump is clearly opposed to BRICS, which includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. But can this hostility benefit the group? It seems that Trump's sharp positions have somehow helped to strengthen this international coalition.
Conflict of Interests and Attracting New Countries
BRICS officials are well aware that, given the tensions between the United States and other countries around the world, there are new opportunities to expand their coalition. While Trump continues to criticize this group, new countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are eyeing this coalition. These countries are seeking ways to reduce their dependence on the dollar and establish new trade relations.
The economic and trade policies of the United States, which heavily rely on sanctions and financial pressures, have somehow led countries to gravitate towards BRICS. In fact, Trump has become an unwelcome representative for attracting new countries to BRICS. This indicates a significant transformation in the international system and serious changes in global economic and political relations.
The Future of BRICS in the Shadow of Trump
Will this trend continue? It seems that BRICS, by taking advantage of the current conditions and leveraging global dissatisfaction with U.S. policies, is becoming a serious option for developing countries. The future of this coalition will depend on how different countries react to Trump's policies. If Trump continues to insist on his criticisms of BRICS, we may witness the expansion of this group and the attraction of new members seeking to become independent from U.S. influence.
