A more nuanced critique would require understanding India not as a delusional power but as a liminal one—a state standing on a geopolitical threshold, deliberately navigating ambiguity to preserve ...

M. A. Hossain When Dmitry Medvedev, former Russian president and current deputy chair of Russia's Security Council, addressed the Liberatio ...

Today, polycrisis is characterized by a shift towards multipolarity, marking the end of the Cold War's duopoly dominance and the subsequent decades of globalization having shifted the powers. This ...

The global geopolitical landscape is in flux, where the post-Cold War order is shifting towards an emerging multipolar world.

Russia has praised and promoted multipolarity for many years, but with its depressed economy, disastrous demography, and corrupt bureaucracy, it is destined to be a designated loser in this ruthless ...

Competition between the United States and China will not end in a return to unipolarity or a permanent duopoly of global ...

Critics of this emerging multipolarity argue that without a dominant power to enforce norms or mediate crises, rival states are left to test limits on their own terms. The result is a rise in ...

D espite U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims of having vanquished Iran’s enrichment programme, the threat of a U.S.-Israel-Iran war remains alive. A combination of Israeli Pr ...

West’s actions may slow down forming of multipolarity but will not stop it — Lavrov Western partners are seeking to disregard objective historic processes, Russian Foreign Minister said ...

Multipolarity is an alternative philosophy. It is based on the fundamental objection: the West is not all of humanity but only a part of it—a region, a province.

India believes multipolarity is key to global peace and its own rise. Obsessed with its strategic autonomy, India carefully ...

Chris, Melanie, and Zack debate whether the world is multipolar and discuss what the United States can do to win support for its preferred policies, particularly in the Global South. They disagree on ...