“Financial Times” chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman says, “We’ve reached the point where the West’s grip on world affairs begins to loosen.” China’s economic rise is, indeed, a big reason for this shift, but how do Brexit, Crimea, and “red lines” fit into the story? What will be the effect on Southeast Asia, Australia, and Africa? …read more
Source: Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
