Putin vows a fair world order after next BRICS summit

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News Date: December 15, 2023

Addressing a year-end press conference that lasted more than four hours on Thursday, President Putin criticized the West's idea of a 'rules-based world order,' calling it non-existent and claiming that rules change based on political agendas.
He announced the 2024 BRICS summit in Kazan, under Russia's presidency, will aim to establish a fairer global order, dismissing the current narrative as unpredictable and driven by transient interests.
He stated the summit will 'demonstrate that there are enough forces in this world, powerful countries who want to live not by those unwritten rules, but rather by the rules enshrined in fundamental, cornerstone documents, which include the United Nations Charter...'
In October 2024, Russia will host the largest-ever BRICS summit in Kazan

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Sources: news.com.au