Now the BRICS nations want a bank to rival the 'World bank', doesn't this mean an emerging political and economic order?

If it is, then, Annan is likely to achieve dismal results in the Syrian crisis . . .

Or can he turn fortunes to his favor?

'We' know that character of the Syrian crisis has persisted in its form because the Chinese and the Russians have had interests that have differed from the Americans . . .

Thus the political interests of the 'great powers' have been the base line . . . how then will the British dismiss the 'hague dossier' effectively?

Adding the Kenyan dimension into the picture, Mr. Annan may find himself without Africa's support, the west will avoid him soon, and his role as an international diplomat will come to an early end.

Not unless he can get African states behind him, but can he?