In Wednesday’s bout, President Donald Trump was in the red corner, facing off against his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa. The guest had come for talks about trade and investment. He found himself in the diplomatic equivalent of an arm and head choke.

A group of ambassadors in Beijing has called for an overhaul of the world's multilateralism systems to tackle the political and economic chaos unleashed by US President Donald Trump. "The world doesn't need another trade war.

Brazil’s central bank has expressed doubt about the likelihood of BRICS nations displacing the U.S. dollar as the dominant global currency within the next decade. ・Brazil's central bank expresses skepticism about BRICS replacing the U.

India's Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas told Newsweek that its choices of energy sources would be driven by commercial logic and not ideology

Brazil's central bank does not see any realistic prospect of emerging nations in the BRICS group creating markets large enough to topple the U.S. dollar's dominance within the next 10 years, monetary policy director Nilton David said on Monday.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa meets Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday. Talks about new trade agreements are on the agenda, but can they reset their strained relationship?

South Africa’s president avoided calamity by calling on his diverse delegation. That lesson should be taken forward into trade negotiations.