Wider shifts in the global order are challenging the foreign policy trajectories of Balkan states. While expectations have existed of a clear integration into western structures, the current reality ...

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized the enduring presence of a multipolar world, stating that the dominance of big countries has ended. During the Raisina Dialogue, he highlighted how ...

The last decade has seen a disruption in the nature of consumer markets on an unprecedented scale. The shifts on the demand side are well known: Emerging nations have displaced mature economies as the ...

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar discussed the end of hegemonies and the permanence of multipolarity in global politics during the Raisina Dialogue. He emphasized that the era of big countries ...

At the Raisina Dialogue, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasised the evolving global dynamics, asserting that no single country holds hegemony today. He highlighted the need to move past ...

The global system is no longer defined by a single dominant power. Thus, investors can no longer rely on geopolitical assumptions that shaped most of recent history. That was the core message from ...

EAM S Jaishankar stated that freezing the post-1945 world order was unrealistic, as power has spread out across various domains. Predicting a more multipolar future driven by technology and ...

Much has been said about Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa separately. Still, remarkably little attention has been paid to the joint attempt to institutionalize the emerging powers' ties ...

Despite being a global pariah as recently as last year, Russian President Vladimir Putin has had a pretty good few weeks, making high-level visits East and West. After his face-to-face meeting with ...

Many analysts believe that the international system is sliding towards multipolarity, a world in which no single great power is in a position to dominate its peers. But among those who subscribe to ...

If he is tempted to say “I told you so” about Iraq, French President Jacques Chirac stifles the urge completely during an hour-long conversation at the Elysee Palace. He insists on looking ahead, not ...