Libya Exposes Fault Lines in the Mediterranean – Part IV Armed with UN Security Council Resolution 1973, authorizing a no-fly zone in Libya, international powers moved swiftly to protect Libyans from brutal retaliation threatened by their leader. But rising powers Brazil, Russia, India and China refrained from joining the rescue by western power, explains Harsh V. Pant of King's College in the fourth and final article of this series. "The debate on Libya once again underlines that, despite the hyperbole about the decline of the West and the rise of the rest, the 'rest' are not ready to take on roles as global powers," Pant suggests.... More News... Saudis Focus on Nuclear, Solar Energy David Hope UPI.com, 1 April 2011 Oil is limited, and Saudis expect to limit exports Stop This Race to the Bottom on Corporate Tax Jeffrey Sachs The Financial Times, 1 April 2011 Corporations and wealthy owners play governments against one another A Bolt From the Blue Sea Nayan Chanda Businessworld, 31 March 2011 Disaster may prompt supply-chain adjustments, but Japan remains a vital link US Products Help Block Mideast Web Paul Sonne, Steve Stecklow The Wall Street Journal, 31 March 2011 The tech companies that connect also disconnect |
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