Can BRICS Speak with One Voice? India, China and the Political Economy of De-dollarisation
BRICS has spent successive summits presenting itself as a forum for countries seeking greater representation in a changing global order.
BRICS has spent successive summits presenting itself as a forum for countries seeking greater representation in a changing global order.
The global rise of the right-wing should neither be celebrated as inevitable nor dismissed as harmful.
The post-Cold War presumption that nuclear weapons would gradually recede into strategic irrelevance has been thoroughly disproven by contemporary great-power posturing.
Nepal can move from defining itself as merely a victim to being a major player within the governance structure of the entire Himalayas.
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