The BRICS summit confirmed the decline of British influence in the world — Politico
The leaders of India, South Africa and Sri Lanka chose to participate in the BRICS summit in Kazan, refusing to attend the Commonwealth meeting organized by King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This decision reflects the weakening of Britain's influence on the world stage, especially against the background of demands for financial compensation for colonialism and the slave trade.
The BRICS summit in Kazan was another evidence of the weakening of British influence in the world. The leaders of key countries such as India, South Africa and Sri Lanka chose to attend the BRICS event, ignoring the Commonwealth meeting organized by King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Samoa on October 25-26. This event highlights that the interests of these countries are increasingly shifting towards strengthening ties with other powers outside the British sphere of influence. At the meeting of the Commonwealth, the participants plan to discuss the demands for financial compensation from Great Britain for centuries of colonialism and the slave trade.
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