BRICS Trio: How China, Russia and Iran alliance work?

As we stand at the cusp of a changing global order, a new axis of power is emerging, challenging the long-standing hegemony of Western nations. At the forefront of this shift are Russia and China, two of the world's most sanctioned countries, which, alongside Iran, are forming an informal alliance. This alliance, often termed by the West as a "Troika of Tyranny" or a "Triad of Bullies," is driven by common grievances against the United States of America, a nation that has sought to shape the world in its image across military, economic, technological, and cultural domains. This alliance has now become official with Iran joining BRICS.

The changing dynamics signal a potential crumbling of America's global empire, as Russia and China deepen their strategic defense and economic ties, forging a path that could either reshape the prevailing world order or push the globe into further disorder. This evolving alliance raises questions about the balance of power, not only for the West but for other nations like India, which finds itself navigating a complex web of historic ties and current tensions.