Tag: BRICS

Of corruption and democracy

Interview: Jocelyn Chan Low, Historien

Interview: Manou Bheenick

Opinion

Interview: Jocelyn Chan Low, Historien

By Jan Arden

Titbits — This sabre-rattling is dangerous and uncalled for in a world already burdened with so many disruptive events such as natural catastrophes, military conflicts, terrorism

The Doklam dispute is a significant landmark in Asia’s geopolitical landscape. It unveils in no uncertain terms the Chinese leadership’s muscle-flexing posturings to solve conflicts

While re-inventing, there’s little point to carry forward the mistaken view that something that was initiated by someone else needs to be discarded

Crisis management, BAI Saga and India

There is cause for Indians to celebrate on the occasion of the 69th anniversary of their independence, especially in the present optimistic mood as its economic buoyancy sharply

* ‘Toutes les conditions sont réunies pour que le PTr fasse une remontée spectaculaire sauf une, de taille : la crédibilité de son leader’

The consequences of the slowdown on China and by extension the global economy are more serious than meets the eye. This requires focused intent, innovative strategies at all

What else do we do when the US dollar firms up across the board? In past months, the US dollar has been going up from strength to strength

BRICS: Emerging Economies on the world stage The term “BRICS” was coined in 2001 by economist Jim O’Neill in his publication “Building Better Global Economic BRICs”. Brazil, Russia,