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The measures taken by Brazil's interim government to roll back Brazil’s social safety net clearly wouldn’t receive popular support through vote, writes Cowie.
Hanief Haider questions why certain sections of SA media are more inclined toward foreign capital than Black economic empowerment.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Iran has opened a new chapter of cooperation between India and Iran, writes Roy.
Semantics and social media narratives are crucial battlegrounds in the war against terrorism, says Professor DeVriese.
Prof. Lirong argues that the EU must consider lowering of trade defences to Chinese imports.
South China Sea “stories” told by Western media and so-called experts are either twisted or groundless, writes a former Chinese Minister.
Dilma's days might be numbered but further escalation is inevitable, writes Filho.
There are mounting concerns that the Indian-born Gupta family was allowed to wield undue influence in SA, but allegations of state capture are pure hyperbole, writes Bo.
2015 saw an unprecedented synergy in Sino-Russian ties, writes Babich.
Joining the US-led TPP an uncomfortable proposition for China but will it bite the bullet, asks Palit.
