Xi Jinping skips BRICS Summit in Johannesburg! What’s he hiding?

Johannesburg was abuzz as the BRICS Business Forum launched with all pomp and flair, aiming to delve deep into gripping economic issues. But amidst the glitz, glamour, and heavy-duty economic discussions, there was a jaw-dropping twist. One major player was nowhere to be seen!

Bigwigs like Narendra Modi, Cyril Ramaphosa, and Lula da Silva graced the occasion with their powerful presence, while Vladimir Putin made waves with his virtual address. Yet, all eyes were on an empty chair – the conspicuous absence of none other than Chinese President Xi Jinping, who was among the first to touch down in South Africa.

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With the world waiting with bated breath, it was up to Chinese Commerce Minister Whang Wentao to step into the spotlight. His message? A fiery denouncement of countries with a hegemonic obsession, accusing them of thwarting developing nations’ growth. Using Xi’s words, he made a passionate plea to shatter narrow views, breaking the chains of labels like “liberal” or “authoritarian”.

The forum was abuzz with whispers and speculations. While Putin’s no-show was expected, given the looming arrest warrant shadowing him, the real stunner was Xi’s sudden ghost act. And the reason? Shrouded in mystery as officials remained tight-lipped, fueling wild speculations!

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But wait, there’s a plot twist! Earlier in the day, the elusive Xi had a rendezvous with Ramaphosa. Marking only his second global trip of the year, both leaders exchanged visions of a world without boundaries and shared aspirations.

As the plot thickens, South Africa is now gearing up to make a bombshell proposal – expanding the BRICS membership. With countries queuing up to join this elite club, including heavyweights like Iran and Saudi Arabia, we’re on the edge of our seats awaiting the summit’s grand finale!

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