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BRICS+ : an odd family of (un)likely frenemies

Bart Dessein (UGent) and Jasper Roctus (UGent)
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This Policy Brief aims to assess the significance of the BRICS+ framework as a whole, with particular emphasis on the role and positioning of Vietnam’s partnership within the context of the increasingly dynamic and contested geopolitical landscape that the European Union (EU) is presently faced with.
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European Union, China, Russia, BRICS, Trade, Geopolitics, United States, Vietnam

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Dessein, Bart, and Jasper Roctus. “BRICS+ : An Odd Family of (Un)Likely Frenemies.” Egmont Policy Brief, no. 384, Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations, 2025.
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Dessein, B., & Roctus, J. (2025). BRICS+ : an odd family of (un)likely frenemies. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations.
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Dessein, Bart, and Jasper Roctus. 2025. “BRICS+ : An Odd Family of (Un)Likely Frenemies.” Egmont Policy Brief. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations.
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Dessein, Bart, and Jasper Roctus. 2025. “BRICS+ : An Odd Family of (Un)Likely Frenemies.” Egmont Policy Brief. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations.
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Dessein B, Roctus J. BRICS+ : an odd family of (un)likely frenemies. Egmont Policy Brief. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations; 2025.
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B. Dessein and J. Roctus, “BRICS+ : an odd family of (un)likely frenemies,” Egmont Policy Brief, no. 384. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations, 2025.
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