My short answer would be no, I don't think we are doing enough.
I think part of what the formation and expansion of BRICS highlights is that there has not been enough effort to really engage the global south or other countries as part of the global international architecture, as we would call it.
We saw the Biden administration really double down on the G7—the G7 is an incredibly important format—but not really create something that was inclusive of many of our democratic partners or countries that we want to engage more with in the developing world or the global south, or whatever name you want to use. That's in particular Brazil, India and South Africa, as well as other countries like Senegal.
I think that is sort of a blind spot, and that's where China and Russia have sort of seized the initiative to try to rebalance the global international architecture and expand BRICS. It's a diverse group, and I think it's something that we need to be very mindful of going forward, because it's an alternative way of setting norms and rules of the road for the international system.