Perhaps in terms of percentage, the most profound and striking transformation has taken place in the countries of Northern Europe.
Rabat needs to accept some responsibility for its catastrophic diplomatic failure.
A continent that chooses its own partners within a broader political marketplace possesses bargaining power it has not had since 1884.
Education binds generations. But “provided sovereignty” is ambivalent – can you build it for someone else?
Without becoming official, BRICS’ role in resolving conflicts remains reduced.
The failure of international diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ethiopian war is storing up an even bigger disaster for the Horn of Africa.
From the Shanghai Spirit to the Bishkek Declaration, the security-first organization prioritizes pragmatism over ideology.
Can an arithmetic majority become a political force?
