BBRICS News: China Dumps US Bonds, BRICS Pay In Action & Cuba Fights Back

China dumps US bonds, BRICS Pay goes live in testing, and Cuba fights back against the US blockade. This BRICS News update from Think BRICS covers the critical dedollarization moves reshaping the multipolar world in 2026.

In this BRICS update, we break down four major stories the mainstream media won’t tell you. First, India hosted the BRICS Sherpa meeting in New Delhi, officially launching the Greater BRICS era with the brics expansion of Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Indonesia, and the UAE. BRICS Pay is now processing real transactions in Russia, bypassing SWIFT and Western banking systems entirely — exclusive footage included.

Second, China sells US debt as regulators ordered banks to scale back US treasury bonds holdings, sending the us dollar collapse fears through markets. The China economy is pivoting away from funding American deficit spending. Sergey Lavrov declared the dollar-centered system enforced by the IMF is doomed.

Third, the India China relations breakthrough: Beijing backed India for a permanent UN Security Council seat, ending decades of rivalry and strengthening the brics alliance ahead of the BRICS summit presidencies in 2026 and 2027.

Fourth, Cuba faces the largest naval blockade since 1962. US sanctions have created full-scale economic warfare — seizing oil tankers, enforcing 20-hour blackouts, and blocking humanitarian aid. But the global south is responding. China is building solar parks, Russia BRICS airlines maintain flights, and a new financial system of supply chains is being built outside Western control.

Ethiopia BRICS membership has tripled trade with Russia, with nuclear plants and aluminum factories under development. South Africa hit one billion dollars in bilateral trade. The brics 2026 agenda is delivering real infrastructure, not empty promises.

This is the de-dollarization story unfolding in real time. The BRICS currency conversation and geopolitics of a multipolar world are accelerating faster than ever.