India leverages strategic autonomy, balancing ties with the U.S., Russia, China and others to navigate a multipolar world and bolster its emerging global role.

Beijing is increasing military activities and economic influence in the Indo-Pacific and transforming the regional security landscape.

Russia’s assertive Svalbard claims increase tensions with Norway, threatening stability in the Far North.

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These economic disruptions have fueled public unrest, culminating in widespread protests. In February, just a month after the 100-day survey showed President Prabowo’s rising popularity, the ...

An expanded BRICS, with more nations seeking to join the group, is emblematic of a changing world order and more clout for the Global South.

China has made significant progress in strengthening the yuan’s status, but it will not soon become the dominant global reserve currency, writes Junhua Zhang.

China has entered a deflationary cycle, exposing stark economic disparities amid slowing growth and cautious policy changes.

Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea is on the rise, and there are several political hurdles preventing the issue from being tackled adequately.

Russia has fallen to a distant second behind the United States in arms export trade and is likely to slide further.

Shifting regional dynamics and increased Chinese investment are reshaping the geopolitical balance in Central Asia, with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan at the center.

Old industrial countries want to uphold outdated, paternalistic models. They are misinterpreting the needs of the Global South in a multipolar world.