BRICS Moves to 'Competitive Coexistence', Leaves West Behind | Prof. Anuradha Chenoy
Professor Anuradha Chenoy joins Pascal Lottaz to examine BRICS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, and their evolving role in a multipolar world. They discuss India’s relations with Russia, diplomatic engagement between rivals, and the legacy of Bandung and nonalignment. Chenoy explains proposals for national currency trade, alternative payment systems, and financial reform. The conversation explores sanctions, strategic autonomy, and the differences between military alliances and cooperative forums, asking how diverse countries can pursue competitive coexistence while maintaining engagement with the West. Anuradha's Links: Articles at Scroll: https://scroll.in/author/27251 India’s Foreign Policy and the Luxury of Strategic Autonomy: https://www.epw.in/journal/strategic-affairs/indias-foreign-policy-and-luxury-strategic.html The BRICS Plan for a New Financial Architecture (article record): https://pure.jgu.edu.in/id/eprint/8836/ Transnational Institute profile: https://www.tni.org