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BRICS fear that a revived Cold War in the wake of the Crimean crisis could jeopardize the rise of new world governance, says Georgy Toloraya.
China and the EU need to shelve differences on some major global issues, writes Shixue.
Moscow and Washington have too much at stake to jeopardize ties, writes a former Kremlin advisor.
The re-rise of the Indian right, a new challenger and the youth vote, an Indian political analyst on the trail of the 2014 elections.
Soon China will no longer be inclined to lend its capital to the US, warns Prof. Roach.
The risk now lies with developed economies rather than emerging markets, writes Barden.
Beijing is keen to get on top of troubled ties with the United States, writes a Chinese foreign policy expert.
It's time to expose the West's doublespeak on terrorism facing China, Russia, India, writes Babich.
Most genuine people's protests including Ukraine are in danger of being hijacked by forces with ulterior motives, says Vanoost.
