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'Trump’s Dollar War': Can Brics Bank Save Africa From US Debt Trap?

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Firstpost asks what Africa has gained from BRICS before the New Delhi summit, noting the New Development Bank approved 3.2 billion dollars of infrastructure financing in 2025.

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