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BRIC Archive
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Are the BRICs Ready to Lead?
Though more assertive on the world stage, it remains doubtful whether rising powers will accept greater responsibility any time soon. -
Clinton Hits BRIC Wall
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned empty handed from Brazil earlier this month with President Lula da Silva’s government unwilling... -
It’ll Still Be An Asian Century
The economic turndown cast some doubt upon the rise of the so-called BRIC countries—Brazil, Russia, India and China. Especially Russia, in... -
Russian Bear Still Roaring
“The bear still has teeth,” notes Robert D. Kaplan, writing for The Atlantic. The Obama Administration’s decision to scrap the Eastern... -
India Matters
Reaffirming US relations with India was one of the few foreign policy successes of the Bush Administration. A nuclear power with... -
Medvedev’s new Russia
After last year’s infamous power shift it seems that President Dmitry Medvedev of Russia is more and more able or willing...
