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.

Multipolarity is not the ultimate goal, but it is an intermediary step in the struggle against imperialism. More than just a reshuffling of the deck of world power relationships is needed.

As the international order transitions from Western unipolarity to an era of renewed multipolarity, BRICS — now expanded and re-energized — finds itself at a pivotal historical juncture.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun. China has announced news of the upcoming 25th China-EU Summit. When asked to introduce China's expectations on this summit and ho ...

D espite U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims of having vanquished Iran’s enrichment programme, the threat of a ...

The grouping should give substance to the oft-invoked yet poorly defined Global South agenda. BRICS+ can present an alternative vision. This entails championing equitable climate financing rooted in ...

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 ...

The global power structure is undergoing a transformation marked by both the weight of history and the uncertainty of the ...

But the myth of multipolarity endures in Indian foreign policy discourse even as a bipolar world takes shape. While official Delhi is nimbly adapting to the realities of a bipolar world, the Indian ...

Key Points. The world emerging today is more fragmented and multipolar than at any time in living memory. This system has attributes of unipolarity, bipolarity, and multipolarity simultaneously.