Global South's Voice and Institutional Reforms

TL;DR;

At the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, discussions centered on the importance of the Global South's voice in global institutions and the need for reforms to ensure adequate representation and effectiveness. The current global institutions, established in the 20th century, do not adequately represent two-thirds of humanity, leading to double standards and insufficient attention to the interests of the Global South. The expansion of BRICS demonstrates the organization's ability to adapt, highlighting the necessity for reforms in institutions like the UN Security Council, WTO, and multilateral development banks.