The radical left's rise made the moderate left more palatable.
Cancelling the talks on a nuclear-free Middle East was a bad move.
Most of the so-called "new powers" aren't nearly as powerful as they seem.
The region is backsliding on its commitment to democracy. And only Brazil can save it.
China, Turkey, Russia, India, Brazil—the great powers of old are staging a comeback.
New technologies mean an energy bonanza is on the horizon. And Beijing may be the biggest winner.
Despite many convergent interests, there are good reasons for Washington to keep Brasília at arm's length.
As the Brazilian president arrives in Washington, a look at the progress and underlying tensions in the U.S.-Brazil relationship.
Moscow and Beijing vetoing the UN resolution on Syria was not surprising. Rising democracies supporting it was.
Russia and China cast the vetoes. But Western governments killed the Syria resolution.
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