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South African bulk exports surged by 30.7 per cent y/y in October to a new record
Is the South African economy finally turning a corner? [Xinhua]
The recent data point to a resurgent South African economy after it exited a technical recession in the second quarter. Bulk exports surged by 30.7 per cent year-on-year (y/y) to a new record of 16.7 million metric tonnes (Mt) in October after a 5.1 per cent y/y gain in the first nine months of this year and a 2.8 per cent drop in 2016.
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Increased parliamentary exchange can boost economic recovery, intra-BRICS trade and a greater role for emerging economies in the international financial architecture [Xinhua]
BRICS member states at a forum in the the Russian city of St. Petersburg have concluded that they want to strengthen parliamentary cooperation between them.
The parliamentary forum, chaired by China, comes on the heels of the 9th BRICS Summit held in the Chinese city of Xiamen last September.
There have been global demonstrations, such as this one in Dhaka, Bangladesh, calling for industrialized nations to do more to save the planet from overheating [Xinhua]
The South African government has called on the United States to remain committed to the accords agreed at the Paris Conference on Climate Change in 2015.
BRICS Foreign Ministers held their annual meeting on the margins of the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly on 21 September 2017 [Image: MEA, India]In a meeting on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York, BRICS Foreign Ministers said they will seek to gather global support for reforming the world body.
BRICS nations have stressed on the “need for a comprehensive reform of the UN, including its Security Council, with a view to making it more representative”, said a joint statement.
RT | September 18, 2017 As US President Donald Trump officially launched his 10-point reform program for the United Nations, Russian officials say they share many of the concerns it raises, but not the methods Washington is using to advance its solutions. On Monday morning in New York, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Trump delivered […]
