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UN Security Council
Who Defines the 'International Community?'
After decades of the West using the concept, Beijing is turning the tables.
Behind India's Syria Diplomacy
India’s decision to abstain from a UN Security Council vote on sanctions against Syria was classic self-interest.
Palestine’s Strongest UN Ally?
India has already expressed backing for the Palestinian bid for UN membership. But how much will this hurt ties with Israel?
China in Syria Series (IV)
Steven Heydemann, Senior Vice President at the US Institute of Peace, talks about Syria and the Asia-Pacific.
The Importance of UNSCR 1540
UN Security Council Resolution 1540 has played a key part in helping to stop non-state actors acquiring WMD.
China’s Middle East Diplomacy
China’s shift on Libya is only one element in its increasing engagement with the Middle East and Arab World.
China’s Middle East Diplomacy
China’s shift on Libya is only one element in its increasing engagement with the Middle East and Arab World.
Is BRICS a Real Bloc?
Tensions and diverging interests between China and Russia loomed large over the group’s latest meeting. Will BRICS ever find a unified voice?
West’s Diplomacy Trumps China Fear
China and Russia were both worried about Western military action in Libya. So why didn’t they veto it when they had the chance?
Libya and the Tomahawk
The West risks providing a new sanctuary for al-Qaeda with its attack on Libya, says UNESCO Peace Chair Madhav Nalapat.
The Future of UNMIT?
The United Nations has extended the UNMIT mission in Timor-Leste for another year. There’s plenty for it to do.
Endgame for Gaddafi?
The US needs a quick result following imposition of a no-fly zone over Libya, or it risks inflaming the Muslim world.