10 Nations on the Brink of Joining BRICS—Is This the Dollar’s Worst Nightmare?

The BRICS alliance—already a thorn in the West's economic hegemony—is poised to expand. Again.

Here's who's lining up to ditch the dollar's drama.

### The Contenders: Who Wants In?

From oil-rich regimes to crypto-forward states, the next wave of BRICS aspirants reads like a geopolitical power shift manifest. No surprise—when the dollar stumbles, alternatives look sexy.

### Why This Matters (Besides Traders Panicking)

More members mean more clout. More clout means more de-dollarization. And more bankers sweating over their SWIFT privileges.

### The Punchline

Goldman Sachs probably didn’t see this coming when they coined the acronym. Now? BRICS isn’t just a bloc—it’s a middle finger to legacy finance. Buckle up.

List of 10 Countries That Could Join BRICS Alliance Next

BRICS is likely to induct 10 new countries next and is weighing the pros and cons that they bring to the table. From oil-producing nations to mineral-rich countries and countries with growing GDPs, everything is being evaluated and remains under the scanner.

10 countries that could join the BRICS bloc next:

Bahrain and Kuwait are emerging economies with large oil output and exports. Inducting Mexico into the bloc could make the group gain access to the Latin American markets. Adding Belarus could gain access to the Eastern European markets, making the alliance stronger. Therefore, BRICS has an added advantage in inducting these 10 countries into the alliance as they offer financial growth.

In addition, inducting Turkey, Vietnam, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Uzbekistan will be beneficial to the New Development Bank (NDB). The BRICS bank is looking to expand disbursing loans in local currencies, and these countries need lending for infrastructural development. They WOULD fulfil the supply-and-demand mechanism if the new BRICS countries are inducted into the alliance.