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Oct 28, 2024 | 
thehill.com | Narayanappa Janardhan |Husain Haqqani
The BRICS group — named after its five founding members, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — has become a broader grouping of non-Western countries that wants to stay out of growing U.S.-China competition and hopes to reset the world order. The inclusion of the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Ethiopia and Iran in the 16th BRICS Summit in Russia last week formally marked the group’s expansion.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Narayanappa Janardhan |Husain Haqqani
3 hours agoPuerto Ricans react to 'island of garbage' comment Puerto Ricans have said the joke Tony Hinchcliffe made at Trump’s Sunday rally was “disrespectful” and “racist”. Puerto Ricans react to 'island of garbage' comment Puerto Ricans have said the joke Tony Hinchcliffe made at Trump’s Sunday rally was …
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May 20, 2024 | 
tandfonline.com | Narayanappa Janardhan |Geoffrey Martin |Zoltan Pall |Emilio Ocampo Eibenschutz
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
gulfnews.com | Gedaliah Afterman |Narayanappa Janardhan |Mohammed Bahraroon
As the world remains focused on hostilities in Gaza, the 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties on Climate Change — COP28 — is an important reminder that cooperation is the only means to mitigate human-caused calamity. There’s some commentary surrounding the fact that a fossil fuel producer — the United Arab Emirates — is hosting COP28.
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Nov 27, 2023 | 
thearabweekly.com | Gedaliah Afterman |Narayanappa Janardhan |Mohammed Baharoon
As the world remains focused on hostilities in Gaza, the 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties on Climate Change, COP28, is an important reminder that cooperation is the only means to mitigate human-caused calamity. There is plenty of commentary surrounding the fact that a fossil fuel producer, the United Arab Emirates, is hosting COP28 opening this month.
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Nov 24, 2023 | 
asiatimes.com | Gedaliah Afterman |Narayanappa Janardhan |Mohammed Baharoon
As the world remains focused on hostilities in Gaza, the 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties on Climate Change – COP28 – is an important reminder that cooperation is the only means to mitigate human-caused calamity. There’s plenty of commentary surrounding the fact that a fossil-fuel producer – the United Arab Emirates – is hosting COP28 next month.
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Nov 10, 2023 | 
syndicationbureau.com | Aditya Sinha |Haid Haid |Narayanappa Janardhan |Faisal Al Yafai
While the world remains focused on de-escalating the Israel-Hamas war and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Turkey’s attention is increasingly on gaining a foothold in former Soviet republics of the South Caucasus and Central Asia. Shared culture provides the rationale for closer ties. Trade and security deals, negotiated with the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), offer the motivation.
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Nov 1, 2023 | 
asiatimes.com | Nickolay Mladenov |Narayanappa Janardhan
In an era marked by shifting global dynamics, the United States finds itself navigating the choppy waters of China’s ascendance and countering Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Against this backdrop, leaders in the Persian Gulf region and beyond are forging their own paths, with a pronounced emphasis on economic diplomacy, political de-escalation, and diverse strategic alignments.
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Oct 21, 2023 | 
asiatimes.com | Narayanappa Janardhan
As leaders from Gulf Cooperation Council states and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations met this week in Riyadh, all eyes were on the GCC’s “look East” policy. After more than two decades of tepid cooperation, GCC-ASEAN ties are poised for a reboot. At first glance, the GCC-ASEAN annual trade bill of about US$110 billion might already seem robust. Behind China, India, and the European Union, the GCC is ASEAN’s fourth-largest trading partner. But these figures pale compared with the potential.
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Oct 5, 2023 | 
telepolis.de | Maximilian Mayer |Gedaliah Afterman |Narayanappa Janardhan
Die USA sind der Schlüssel zu einem ehrgeizigen neuen Plan. Er will Indien, den Nahen Osten und Europa miteinander verbinden. Was ist davon zu halten?
