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Middle powers thrive in the post-Ukraine world order
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine confirmed a global shift that many international relations experts have been heralding for years: we now live in a multi-polar...
India rejected the collective West’s destructive attempts to polarise the world order
Taken together, the speeches made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar at the Voice of Global South Summit in...
The Prolongation of BRICS: Impact on International World Order and Global Economy
BRIC, coined by an economist Jim O'Neil in 2001 as an acronym for the four countries like Brazil, Russia, India and China. South Africa...
The World is Entering A Period of Transformation: Can the West lose?
The world is witnessing a complex mix of escalating tensions, in the context of which some see that the US’s grip is beginning to...
Russia’s Policy Review Stresses Creating Multipolar World Order
Addressing media conference on the performance of Russian diplomacy in 2022, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke, at length, lambasting the United States and its...
Towards A Democratic International Order
Talking about democracy leads to irrational and rapid polarization between those who consider themselves democratic states and others who do not claim this for...
The significance of China- Arab summit: Building a new world order
The significance of this China-Arab summit in Riyadh during last December 2022, as the largest and highest-level diplomatic action between China and Arab countries,...
U.S. Changing Perceptions and Approach Towards Africa in the Emerging New Multipolar World
Under the chairmanship of U.S. President Joe Biden, the second edition of the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit held mid-December has practically registered significant successes. The...
Africa and the new world order between the United States and China
The US strategy towards Africa - announced by the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, during his recent visit to South Africa is nothing...
Cooperation in a Changing World: A Discussion on New Regionalism and Globalisation
The two main trends that have shaped the World Economic Order are 1) multilateralism, which sets global rules for international trade without favouritism, and...