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Technology is being weaponised by the people we least expected it from. That is why a necessary conversation has begun: Who is the safe and trusted source of technology? Whose technology can we partner with - without worrying that it will be weaponised against us down the road? The future of tech has to be shaped by countries that trust each other, and are trusted by the rest of the world. #BRICS2026

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