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20 September 2010Crisis of Relevance at the UN
BY Bernard Gwertzman
With delegates from around the world assembling in New York for the sixty-fifth annual UN General Assembly, Stewart Patrick, CFR' Tagged Under Development , Education , Poverty , United Nations |
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14 October 2010India in the Security Council
BY Sidharth Bhatia
India’s election as a non-permanent member of the Security Council after 19 years is a significant event not only for the country but also for the Council itself. It’s five veto-carrying members Tagged Under BRIC , emerging powers , United Nations , UNSC seat |
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1 November 2010Irresponsible Stakeholders?
BY Stewart Patrick
A major strategic challenge for the United States in the coming decades will be integrating emerging powers into international institutions. The dramatic growth of Brazil, China, and India -- and Tagged Under BRIC , emerging powers , Obama administration , United Nations |
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8 November 2010A Moment for UN Security Council Reform
BY Stewart Patrick
U.S. President Barack Obama's surprise announcement of support for India's permanent membership in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is a bold foreign policy stroke. Tagged Under India , United Nations , UNSC seat |
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1 December 2010How’s That New World Order Working Out?
BY Parag Khanna
Looking for a sign of when the multipolar moment suddenly seemed real? You could do worse than mark the day when Brazil and Turkey -- two of the world's most avidly internationalist emerging Tagged Under ASEAN , BRICS , emerging powers , G20 , multipolarity , United Nations |
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1 January 2010Multidimensional Poverty Index
BY Alkire, Sabina and Maria Emma Santos
The 2010 United Nations Development Programme Human Development Report introduces the Multidimensional Tagged Under developing countries , health , Poverty , United Nations |
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1 January 2010Multidimensional Poverty Index
BY Alkire, Sabina and Maria Emma Santos
The 2010 United Nations Development Programme Human Development Report introduces the Multidimensional Tagged Under developing countries , health , Poverty , United Nations |
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25 March 2011WikiLeaks: Indian diplomats emerge unscathed
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In an amazing turn of events, some newspapers and analysts, who are traditionally sceptical of everything American, have begun to swear not only by the leaked cables of the State Department, but Tagged Under Indian diplomats , Indian Foreign Service , United Nations , Wikileaks |
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23 March 2011Foundations of Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy Interactions
BY Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury
The two major foreign policy aspirations of Bangladesh are security and preservation of sovereignty, and the quest for resources for development. Both these objectives combined with the fact that Tagged Under Awami League , Bangladesh , Bangladesh foreign policy , Bangladesh Nationalist Party , SAARC , United Nations |
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12 April 2011New Trends in the Management of Upheaval
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The romantic glow from the upheavals in the Arab world has begun to dim. The Egyptian army, which had been hailed as a saviour and partner in the protest movement, is now the focus of protests in Tagged Under Alassane Outtara , Ivory Coast , Laurent Gbagbo , Libya unrest , Muammar Gaddafi , NATO , rESPONSIBLITY TO pROTECT , United Nations , UNSC |