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The US as a mediator in peace talks with Israel puts the Palestinians at a huge disadvantage, says Richard Falk.
A former Indian diplomat says Delhi needs to back stability in Dhaka without choosing sides.
Mistakes have been made in the lead-up to the peace summit, but there are tangible approaches that the combatants can adopt to move closer to a peaceful resolution.
The recent 'BRICS crisis' narrative needs to be countered, writes an investment strategist.
Seasoned diplomats, the Iranians can count on some fights being won at the negotiating table instead of the battlefield, says analyst Sharmine Narwani.
Russian-US interests are more aligned in reducing conflict and violence in a region that is strategically central to both great powers, says historian Mark LeVine.
Can a democratic Egypt afford any kind of exclusion, asks Dr. Sadiki.
Are newly enacted legislatures helping India's anti-corruption cause, analyses Dey.
Its current economic stability will shield Beijing from any financial shocks of the Fed taper, writes a Chinese analyst.
Dr. Brosig analyses the challenges and perils of South African peacekeeping.
