‘Tis the season: Britain backs Brazil
Just a day after President Barack Obama thrilled India by backing its Security Council candidacy, British foreign minister William Hague plumped for Brazil — during a speech on reinvigorating British relations with Latin America. Will Moscow and Beijing get into the game?
Just a day after President Barack Obama thrilled India by backing its Security Council candidacy, British foreign minister William Hague plumped for Brazil -- during a speech on reinvigorating British relations with Latin America. Will Moscow and Beijing get into the game?
Just a day after President Barack Obama thrilled India by backing its Security Council candidacy, British foreign minister William Hague plumped for Brazil — during a speech on reinvigorating British relations with Latin America. Will Moscow and Beijing get into the game?
David Bosco is a professor at Indiana University’s Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies. He is the author of The Poseidon Project: The Struggle to Govern the World’s Oceans. Twitter: @multilateralist
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