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A Brazilian analyst looks at the urban protests and deep pessimism in the country and what is fueling it.
So far the sanctions have been less impactful than anyone expected, but that could change with little or no warning, writes Mark.
Why China will rally to keep the bilateral disputes with US allies Vietnam and Philippines out of ASEAN, writes a Chinese foreign policy expert.
The West’s hostile attitudes toward both China and Russia helped push Beijing and Moscow closer to finalize the gas deal, writes Babich.
If Modi does deliver on the campaign rhetoric of good governance, the BJP could be in power for a long time, says Prashad.
China's low birth rate has already created serious social problems such as labor shortage and delayed retirement, argues Prof. Guangzong.
The ANC's history and connection to the anti-apartheid struggle saw them home, writes Dr. Hornsby.
There are troubling signs of the return of Mubarak-era authoritarianism in Egypt, says Prof. Aziz.
The escalating rivalry between US and China poses serious risks to regional security, writes a Chinese government advisor.
Future policy makers need to finally abandon neoliberal policies and replace them with more egalitarian ones, writes Prof. Desai.
