BRICS consists of five and more countries including Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ethiopia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Indonesia. These developing economies have joined together to build a stronger influence in the global market and between each other. BRICS was initially established in 2009 with four members, Brazil, Russia, India, and China. South Africa joined in 2010. The most recent member is Indonesia that joined in early 2025. The purpose of BRICS is to reduce the reliance of the member countries on the US Dollar. All the members are non-European/Western countries and seek new policies and methods to grow their economies without being affected by the Western countries. BRICS can affect both politics and economics around the world. According to the BBC, containing countries like China and India, BRICS has about 45% population of the world. And about 28% of the world’s GDP. Combining all the members annual GDP, it is...