Quote from: Smack That Ace on Today at 08:45:43 AM

World War 3? I also thought about this problem but I don't think it will happen. I mean, if there is a third world war, it will be a war about money, economics and politics, I don't think there will be a nuclear war these days. Although countries still increase weapons production as well as increase nuclear warheads every year Grin

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Do you mean cold war? I think this has been a condition of economic and political war for a long time. Even though the battlefield is in Ukraine, Russia and America have long been involved in a cold war. This is the condition where the actual war will occur, when? no one expected that to happen, and hopefully it never will

Quote from: Smack That Ace on Today at 08:45:43 AM

But anyway, BRICS is still very new and there are still many challenges to be done to limit the dominance of the USD. Although we also have two extremes right here at this forum, some pro-US and some pro-BRICS. And let's wait and see what happens in the future.

Yes, the BRICS coalition is still very young, they need time before they can have a big impact on USD dominance. Yes, that's right and there is no problem with the differences, this is where we discuss

Quote from: slapper on Today at 12:01:55 PM

Sure, there have always been strong and weak nations. However, let's be clear: It's not just about economic growth rates and military strength. A country's true power lies in its people, their innovation, their spirit, and let's not forget, stable governance. India might have a fast-growing GDP, but let's talk about their governance, healthcare, and education

In theory maybe yes, but in reality I think not. A strong country is always synonymous with military strength, is a form of threat that always succeeds in suppressing developing and weak countries.

What about the American invasion of Iraq? They raised the issue of weapons of mass destruction, but they were never found until Sadam Hussain died on the gallows. It was America's alibi for controlling Iranian oil refineries. I think that behind all wars there are economic interests, although that has never been used as a reason for war