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India-China: Differences, disputes and deadlock

India-China: Differences, disputes and deadlock

Are India and China on the brink of war, Prem Shankar Jha explains the current standoff.

Consensus at What Price? The G20 Hamburg text on trade

Consensus at What Price? The G20 Hamburg text on trade

Simon Evenett explains what was agreed at the Hamburg G20 Summit and at what price.

Our grief for Egypt’s Copts is not enough

Our grief for Egypt’s Copts is not enough

National disunity has created the fertile ground necessary to breed the terrorists responsible for the bombings.

Trump’s short-term popularity boost over Syria could turn into a long-term nightmare

Trump’s short-term popularity boost over Syria could turn into a long-term nightmare

With the Syria airstrikes, Trump has painted himself into a corner, writes Ryan.

Clash of the Titans? Trump to meet Xi

Clash of the Titans? Trump to meet Xi

How China and the US agree - or disagree - on handling North Korea will determine the scope of their future ties.

South Africa’s Opposition See Eye to Eye with Trump

South Africa’s Opposition See Eye to Eye with Trump

The official opposition in South Africa seems to be aligning its diplomatic politics with the new American president Donald Trump over Taiwan and Israel.

China-Brazil Strategic Partnership: Demystifying the Relationship

China-Brazil Strategic Partnership:  Demystifying the Relationship

Sino-Brazil ties shifted from merely upgraded economic and military cooperation to a partnership that has imperative global implications, writes Shaheli Das.

The Building BRICS for a Healthier Future

The Building BRICS for a Healthier Future

BRICS commitment to improving their people's standard of living make them an important multilateral forum for encouraging global health cooperation.

Re-globalization Heralds an Emerging New World Order

Re-globalization Heralds an Emerging New World Order

Nations hijacked by domestic politics will become roadblocks in “reglobalization”, warns former Chinese cabinet minister.

With Fidel Castro gone, the age of revolution ends

It wasn't US policy or presidential threats or the assassin's bullet that brought Fidel down - it was the inescapability of old age.