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BRICS to Leave IMF and WTO: Who benefit?:

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at the forthcoming bricks Summit in

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Kazan a major point of discussion will

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be the pressing need for reform in key

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Global financial institutions notably

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the international monetary fund and the

0:14

World Trade Organization Russian foreign

0:17

minister Sergey lavro has underscored

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the urgency of these reforms stressing

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that they are essential for enhancing

0:24

global economic governance and ensuring

0:26

that emerging economies gain a more

0:28

substantial role in shaping

0:30

International policies the brics nations

0:32

are pushing for reforms that reflect the

0:34

shifting dynamics of the global economy

0:37

they contend that the existing

0:38

structures of the IMF and WTO

0:41

disproportionately favor developed

0:43

countries leading to a persistent

0:45

underrepresentation of developing

0:46

nations Central to their demands is a

0:49

revision of the imf’s quota system which

0:51

they argue should be updated to better

0:53

represent the economic size and

0:55

contributions of emerging economies

0:58

additionally the bricks countryes are

1:00

calling for the revitalization of the

1:02

wto’s dispute resolution mechanism which

1:04

has been paralyzed due to delays in

1:06

appointing new members to its appellate

1:08

body this video will explore the growing

1:11

discontent among Global South Nations

1:13

toward the IMF and WTO detailing

1:16

specific cases where their policies have

1:18

adversely affected borrowing countries

1:21

it will also examine proposed solutions

1:23

from these nations which aim to address

1:25

the challenges and inequalities embedded

1:27

in the current International Financial

1:29

system let’s dive

1:32

in let’s begin by examining the numerous

1:35

cases worldwide where countries have

1:37

received IMF loans but subsequently

1:39

faced significant challenges from

1:42

Argentina to Ghana the impact of IMF

1:44

programs has often been contentious

1:46

countries that turn to the IMF for

1:48

financial assistance typically do so

1:50

during economic crisis but the

1:52

accompanying loan conditions such as

1:54

austerity measures tax hikes or subsidy

1:56

Cuts can strain their economies further

1:59

our gentina for example secured a record

2:01

$ 57 billion loan from the IMF in 2018

2:05

to stabilize its economy however the

2:08

program led to deep recession soaring

2:10

inflation and growing public

2:12

dissatisfaction similarly in Pakistan

2:15

IMF imposed reforms including higher

2:18

taxes and reduced subsidies have led to

2:20

increased economic hardship for the

2:22

population exacerbating inflation and

2:24

unemployment in Ghana an IMF backed

2:27

austerity plan required the government

2:29

to cut public spending and Implement tax

2:32

reforms in exchange for a $3 billion

2:34

bailout while intended to stabilize the

2:36

country’s finances these measures have

2:38

fueled public protests and economic

2:41

difficulties in exchange for an IMF loan

2:44

Egypt was required to cut subsidies on

2:46

staple food items which resulted in a

2:49

steep rise in prices this led to

2:51

widespread protests and unrest known as

2:53

the bread riots in Cairo where military

2:56

intervention was needed to restore order

2:58

eventually the government govern

3:00

reinstated the subsidies to calm public

3:02

outrage during a financial crisis Brazil

3:05

received a loan from the IMF which came

3:07

with conditions such as fiscal austerity

3:09

and structural reforms while the loan

3:11

stabilized the currency it was met with

3:14

considerable opposition domestically due

3:16

to the negative impacts on public

3:17

services and economic growth though some

3:20

claim it had long-term benefits for the

3:22

economy similar to Egypt Morocco’s deal

3:25

with the IMF involved cutting food

3:27

subsidies triggering sharp price

3:29

increases

3:30

this led to riots in Casablanca where

3:32

authorities responded with Force

3:34

resulting in many deaths the unrest led

3:37

to enduring political and social

3:38

tensions in the country Nigeria

3:41

underwent a structural adjustment

3:42

program that involved cutting subsidies

3:45

and devaluing its currency leading to

3:47

Nationwide protests and Strikes the

3:49

program’s stringent conditions severely

3:52

impacted the economy and led to

3:54

widespread social discontent in

3:56

Venezuela IMF imposed austerity measures

3:59

particular particularly the removal of

4:00

fuel subsidies sparked riots known as

4:03

the caracazo the violent protests which

4:05

resulted in numerous deaths are

4:07

considered a key factor in the rise of

4:09

Hugo Chavez to power during the Asian

4:11

financial crisis Indonesia accepted an

4:13

IMF program that mandated austerity

4:15

measures including subsidy Cuts these

4:18

measures led to economic hardship Mass

4:20

riots and ultimately the fall of

4:21

President suharto’s regime in the 1990s

4:25

Kenya agreed to an IMF structural

4:27

adjustment program that included

4:28

privatizing State Enterprises and

4:30

cutting public spending this resulted in

4:33

economic stagnation growing poverty and

4:35

social unrest with critics arguing that

4:38

the reforms worsened Kenya’s economic

4:43

situation let’s take a quick pause could

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helps us grow thank

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you why our countries particular Illy

5:00

those in bricks discontented with the

5:02

IMF there are several key grievances

5:05

that nations in the global South have

5:06

regarding the IMF mainly concerning the

5:09

conditions tied to its loans and the

5:11

broader consequences of its policies

5:13

structural adjustment programs or saps

5:16

which were widely implemented during the

5:18

1980s and 1990s have drawn substantial

5:21

criticism these programs typically

5:24

require borrowing countries to implement

5:26

austerity privatization and trade

5:28

liberalization critics argue that these

5:31

measures often exacerbate poverty and

5:33

inequality prioritizing debt repayment

5:35

and fiscal stability over social and

5:37

economic development the imf’s

5:40

conditional loans are seen as infringing

5:42

upon the sovereignty of borrowing

5:43

Nations by forcing them to adopt

5:46

specific economic policies this limits

5:48

their ability to pursue independent

5:50

development strategies leading to

5:52

accusations that the IMF prioritizes the

5:55

interests of wealthy Nations over those

5:57

of borrower countries another criticism

6:00

is the perceived bias within the imf’s

6:02

decision-making which tends to favor its

6:05

largest shareholders mainly developed

6:07

countries this can result in

6:09

interventions that do not necessarily

6:11

reflect the needs of developing nations

6:14

many countries in the global South argue

6:16

that the imf’s approach to managing debt

6:18

crises is inadequate current Frameworks

6:21

often fail to provide sufficient debt

6:23

relief and Overlook the root causes of

6:26

debt problems without a multilateral

6:28

legal framework debt countries are at a

6:30

disadvantage in negotiating Fair terms

6:33

the imf’s focus on reducing public

6:35

spending often leads to Cuts in

6:37

essential services like healthc care and

6:39

education hindering long-term

6:41

development and deepening social

6:43

inequality by limiting government

6:45

investment and critical infrastructure

6:46

and social

6:50

programs countries in the global South

6:52

have raised several concerns about the

6:54

WTO particularly regarding trade

6:56

imbalances negotiation Dynamics and

6:58

institutional challeng Alles WTO rules

7:01

often favor developed Nations for

7:03

example the trips agreement enforces

7:05

strict intellectual property protections

7:07

limiting access to essential medicines

7:09

and Technologies in developing countries

7:11

additionally agricultural policies

7:13

within the WTO tend to benefit large

7:16

aggra businesses in richer Nations

7:18

disadvantaging farmers in poorer

7:19

countries developing countries often

7:22

lack the resources and expertise needed

7:24

for Effective negotiation in the WTO

7:27

putting them at a disadvantage compared

7:29

to wealthy nations with more advanced

7:31

technical teams this results in trade

7:33

agreements that favor developed

7:34

countries the move towards plurilateral

7:37

agreements where only some WTO members

7:39

are involved in negotiations is another

7:41

concern developing countries argue that

7:44

this undermines the wto’s multilateral

7:46

framework leading to agreements that

7:48

fail to address their needs many

7:51

countries struggle with compliance and

7:52

transparency within the WTO especially

7:55

when it comes to reporting subsidies and

7:57

other critical information this lack of

7:59

transparency undermines trust and

8:01

complicates negotiations the wto’s

8:04

dispute resolution system has stalled

8:06

due to blockages in appointing judges

8:08

which hinders smaller and developing

8:10

countries from resolving trade disputes

8:14

fairly the global South has put forward

8:17

several recommendations for addressing

8:19

issues with the IMF first countries are

8:21

calling for more flexible loan

8:23

conditions that consider the unique

8:25

socioeconomic realities of each borrower

8:27

rather than imposing blanket a aity

8:29

measures second developing nations seek

8:32

greater representation in IMF

8:34

decision-making advocating for a

8:36

reallocation of quotas and voting shares

8:38

that reflect the current global economy

8:40

third the global South suggests

8:42

establishing a multilateral framework

8:44

for debt negotiations to create a more

8:47

balanced and transparent process for

8:49

restructuring debt fourth there is a

8:51

push for the IMF to align its policies

8:54

with the un’s sustainable development

8:56

goals focusing on long-term growth and

8:58

poverty reduction

9:00

fifth borrowing nations want more

9:01

control over their economic programs

9:04

ensuring that IMF interventions are

9:06

tailored to their specific needs and

9:08

finally greater transparency and support

9:10

for building local capacity are seen as

9:12

crucial steps for improving the

9:14

effectiveness of IMF

9:18

programs that’s all for this video thank

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Shocking! 159 Countries Adopting BRICS New Payment System! What’s Next?

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Do you know what shocks will be given to the West at the Brics Summit 2024? As of now, the world seems to be busy with broader political issues. However, Brics has been working secretly and as of now, it not only has put a new payment system in place but is attracting hundreds of countries.

It’s just unbelievable that 159 out of the 195 countries of the world have already committed to adopting this new Brics payment system. What does that mean for the West-dominated SWIFT payment system? What are these countries that are joining hands with Brics against the West’s bullying payment system?

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do you know what shocks will be given to

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the West at the brics summit

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2024 as of now the world seems to be

0:06

busy with broader political issues

0:09

however brics has been working secretly

0:11

and as of now it not only has put a new

0:13

payment system in place but is

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attracting hundreds of countries it’s

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just unbelievable that

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159 out of the 195 countries of the

0:24

world have already committed to adopting

0:26

this new bricks payment system what does

0:29

that mean for the West dominated Swift

0:31

payment system what are these countries

0:34

that are joining hands with bricks

0:35

against the West bulling payment system

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in this video let’s learn about

0:40

everything that is bringing nightmares

0:42

to the West so what’s the

0:45

story until now countries around the

0:47

world have never been serious about

0:49

considering the adoption of any other

0:51

payment system than Swift therefore

0:54

earlier when there were talks about

0:55

bricks developing and working on finding

0:58

an alternative it was considered

1:00

impractical that’s because it was hard

1:02

to believe a new alliance would make 195

1:05

countries in the world choose new

1:07

untested options but guess what has

1:10

happened today 159 countries around the

1:14

world are waiting for bricks to make its

1:16

payment system live so they can adopt it

1:19

this new bricks payment platform is

1:21

designed to facilitate trade among

1:23

member countries without relying on the

1:25

US dollar marking a major advancement in

1:28

their dollarization strategy

1:30

this initiative could be a game Cher not

1:33

just for brics Nations but also for many

1:35

other countries looking to reduce their

1:37

dependence on the dollar in recent years

1:40

brics has been actively working to

1:42

decrease its Reliance on the dollar

1:44

particularly in response to Western

1:46

sanctions against Russia the creation of

1:49

this payment system is a clear push

1:51

toward promoting the use of local

1:53

currencies and alternative settlement

1:55

methods for international trade we are

1:57

seeing that despite initial doubts the

2:00

concept has gained considerable momentum

2:03

elvar NE Alina governor of Russia’s

2:05

Central Bank clearly said that this new

2:08

system will provide an alternative to

2:09

Swift the globally dominant Financial

2:12

messaging Network to make things easier

2:14

to understand for those who believe

2:16

Swift cannot be replaced she said that

2:18

similar systems are already in place in

2:20

other countries the success of this

2:23

system will largely depend on the

2:25

technical Readiness and interest of the

2:27

participating Nations and in this case

2:30

new participants are waiting in line to

2:32

adopt the new payment system Victoria

2:34

pinova head of Russia’s brics presidency

2:37

Council highlighted that developing this

2:39

payment mechanism has become a top

2:42

priority for the alliance for many this

2:44

comes as a surprise because until now

2:47

brics has been denying that it’s

2:48

developing a new payment system she

2:51

explained that the system is intended to

2:53

make trade and economic exchanges

2:55

between brics countries more independent

2:58

this initiative is Central to the agenda

3:00

for the upcoming brics 2024 Summit once

3:03

the brics payment system is launched it

3:06

is expected to be operational

3:07

immediately potentially expanding trade

3:10

opportunities within the alliance with

3:12

many nations eager to join bricks this

3:15

new system could become a Cornerstone of

3:17

their economic strategies offering a

3:19

viable alternative to the us-dominated

3:21

financial order but how has Iran entered

3:24

the debate and made the West nervous

3:27

Nasser Kanani The spokesperson for Iran

3:30

Ministry of Foreign Affairs has put

3:32

forward a proposal to link the payment

3:34

systems of all bricks Nations to

3:36

streamline and enhance the efficiency of

3:38

financial settlements between these

3:40

countries that’s because Ain has the

3:43

experience and expertise to survive

3:45

despite facing strict sanctions it knows

3:48

how to bypass Swift and continued trade

3:51

making economies sanctions proof Canan

3:54

pointed out that the current

3:55

geopolitical environment is right for

3:57

such an initiative particularly as

4:00

bricks countries are increasingly moving

4:02

their trade payments to National

4:04

currencies therefore Iran is pushing for

4:06

a deeper integration of the economic

4:08

systems within the brics block the

4:11

proposed plan involves connecting the

4:13

existing Payment Systems of these

4:15

nations which would allow for smoother

4:17

and more seamless Financial transactions

4:19

across the block after this the payment

4:22

infrastructure will be expanded and more

4:24

countries will be added in a recent

4:27

press conference Canan highlighted the

4:29

successful integration of the Russian

4:31

and Iranian Payment Systems as a model

4:34

that could be expanded across the entire

4:36

Pricks block he emphasized that the

4:39

conditions are already in place to

4:40

advance this initiative and noted that

4:43

Iran has formally suggested to Russia

4:45

that this payment system integration be

4:47

extended to all bricks countries but

4:50

what is this payment system that even

4:52

the Western allies cannot ignore here’s

4:54

a reminder to please like and share the

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video and subscribe to our channel to

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watch more videos on Africa’s Jew

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politics economy and changing landscape

5:04

let’s continue now even if the names of

5:07

the 159 countries willing to adopt

5:10

bric’s new payment system have not been

5:12

revealed it’s obvious that they include

5:14

Western allies according to statements

5:17

from different meetings between brics

5:19

members the new payment system is being

5:21

referred to as the brics bridge it is

5:24

being designed to facilitate crossborder

5:26

transactions without the need for the US

5:28

dollar this initiative seeks to enable

5:31

trade settlements in local currencies

5:33

reducing dependence on the dollar and

5:35

potentially replacing the US controlled

5:37

Swift system the proposed payment system

5:41

would function independently allowing

5:43

member nations to conduct trade using

5:45

their own currencies challenging the

5:47

traditional dominance of the US dollar

5:49

and the Western Swift system as of now

5:52

progress is being made with ongoing

5:54

discussions among central banks and

5:56

finance Ministries across all brics

5:59

countries including the newly joined

6:01

members and what will happen if these

6:04

159 countries adopt Brick’s new payment

6:07

system put simply it will be the end for

6:10

Swift and the dollar the West’s Global

6:13

dominance has long been built on its

6:14

control over the international economy

6:17

with two key tools at its core the Swift

6:20

payment system and the US dollar Swift

6:23

functions as the backbone of global

6:25

Finance providing a secure messaging

6:27

Network that Banks and Financial

6:29

institutions rely on for international

6:32

transactions connecting over 11,000

6:35

institutions in 195 countries Swift is

6:39

Central to the global economy in 2020

6:42

the network facilitated around 42

6:44

million messages per day enabling the

6:46

movement of trillions of dollars across

6:48

borders meanwhile the US dollar holds

6:51

its status as the world’s primary

6:54

Reserve currency by 2022 the dollar

6:57

accounted for nearly 60% of global

7:00

foreign exchange reserves and was

7:02

involved in about 88% of All Foreign

7:04

Exchange transactions this dominance

7:07

means that most International Trade

7:09

particularly in key Commodities like oil

7:12

is priced and settled in dollars

7:14

ensuring a constant Global demand for

7:16

the currency this demand in turn grants

7:19

the United States significant leverage

7:21

over global economic and financial

7:23

systems these tools have allowed Western

7:26

Nations especially the United States to

7:28

wield sign ific influence over Global

7:31

Financial systems often leveraging

7:33

economic sanctions to advance their

7:35

geopolitical goals it can put sanctions

7:37

on any country it wants without getting

7:40

approval from anyone and it’s quite

7:42

ironic in reality countries using the

7:44

dollar and Swift are actually doing the

7:47

United States a favor however the United

7:50

States uses it as leverage because

7:52

countries do not have any alternative to

7:54

Swift until now when the West imposes

7:57

sanctions cutting off a Target targeted

7:59

Count’s access to the Swift network is

8:02

often one of the most effective measures

8:04

this move essentially freezes the

8:06

country’s assets and prevents it from

8:08

engaging in international trade this can

8:11

its economy for instance after

8:14

Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and later

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invaded Ukraine in 2022 the West imposed

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severe sanctions that included

8:22

disconnecting some Russian Banks from

8:24

Swift this significantly disrupted

8:27

Russia’s ability to conduct

8:28

International fin Financial transactions

8:30

and trade in response to these sanctions

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and to reduce their vulnerability to

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Western Financial pressure Russia along

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with its brics Partners has been

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actively developing an alternative

8:41

Financial system and they have more

8:44

chances of being succeeded because brics

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is a significant force in the global

8:48

economy representing about 41% of the

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world’s population and nearly

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37.3% of global GDP as of

8:57

2024 their Collective influence in

9:00

global trade is substantial and a move

9:02

away from the dollar could have

9:03

far-reaching implications for the

9:05

international monetary system brics

9:08

countries have already begun trading

9:10

among themselves in local currencies

9:12

reducing the global demand for the US

9:14

dollar an example of this shift is

9:17

Russia’s system for transmitting

9:19

Financial messages spfs developed after

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the initial sanctions in

9:24

2014 therefore if the brics bridge gains

9:27

widespread adoption it could greatly

9:29

diminish the West’s ability to use

9:31

economic sanctions as a foreign policy

9:34

tool countries that trade using their

9:36

local currencies outside of the dollar

9:38

dominated system would be less

9:40

vulnerable to Western sanctions this

9:43

shift could lead to a more balanced

9:45

Global Financial system where power is

9:47

more evenly distributed among various

9:49

Global players reducing the United

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States

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influence moreover moving away from the

9:55

US dollar could have significant

9:57

economic repercussions for the United

9:59

States stes the global demand for

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dollars has allowed the US to maintain

10:03

large trade deficits and sustain high

10:06

levels of national debt if this demand

10:08

declines it could lead to an oversupply

10:11

of dollars weakening the currency’s

10:13

value and potentially destabilizing the

10:15

US economy during this time bricks will

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be rising as the only suitable option

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for even the strongest of United States

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allies isn’t it true that after the

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brics summit the bricks payment system

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will become a de facto choice of the

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world what do you think Will the west

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