
Stanislav Tkachenko commented on the speech of the Russian President at the BRICS summit in New Delhi
Russian President Vladimir Putin at the BRICS summit in New Delhi pointed to the potential of unification in building a fair multipolar world, noted expert Stanislav Tkachenko.
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The XVIII BRICS summit was held in New Delhi on September 12-13.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, in his speech at the XVIII BRICS summit in New Delhi on September 12-13, pointed to the opportunity for the union to lead the process of building a just multipolar world. This assessment was made in a commentary to Lente.ru by Stanislav Tkachenko, professor of the Department of European Studies, Faculty of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University (SPbSU), Valdai Club expert.
Tkachenko noted that Putin's speech at the BRICS summit was focused on the opportunity for unification to ensure a transition from the existing anarchy in international relations to a more sustainable world order. According to the political scientist, Putin focused on philosophical issues, since the development of BRICS reflects the desire of many states to achieve a world order that allows them to independently determine their policies and realize their goals.

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