Indonesia's BRICS membership can pave the way for the country to unlock 8 percent growth through a sped up industrialization process.

Indonesia has become the newest member of the BRICS group of developing nations, in a move that could further bolster the Global South as Donald Trump’s trade policies pose risks to world economy.

Indonesia will formally join BRICS as a full member, Brazil's government said on Monday, further expanding the group of major emerging economies that also includes Russia, India, China and South Africa.

Discover why Indonesia joined BRICS and how this membership opens new trade opportunities, strengthens global partnerships, and supports Indonesia’s economic growth goals.

Indonesia's full membership of the BRICS grouping is a strategic step to strengthen its influence at the global level, according to deputy chairperson of

The announcement about Indonesia was made on Monday by Brazil, which holds the presidency of BRICS for 2025. The decision to admit Indonesia, which has a population

Introduction to a Historic Milestone Indonesia became the newest member of the BRICS group on Monday, marking a significant milestone for Southeast Asia’s largest nation. Brazil, a founding member of the bloc,

Brazil announced on Monday that Indonesia has been accepted as a full member of the BRICS (BRICS) developing countries' bloc. Brazil will preside over the group in 2025. The inclusion of the fourth-most populous country in the world strengthens the bloc.

Brazil announced on Monday that Indonesia has been accepted as a full member of the BRICS (BRICS) developing countries' bloc. Brazil will preside over the group in 2025. The addition of the fourth-most populous country in the world strengthens the bloc.