The Chinese Communist Party can’t stop talking about how a “multipolar world” is on the horizon. References to “multipolarity ...

China’s foreign policy has undergone a sea change in tandem with its evolving perception of its status and role within the ...

India’s influence today extends well beyond South Asia. Its economic gravity increasingly shapes outcomes across West Asia, ...

For the first time in many decades, the world’s major economies are no longer moving in even  approximate synchrony. Economic gravity itself appears fractured. Inflation grips the United  States while ...

As Russia and China are concentrating on developing “spheres of influence” in their near-abroad, many are still pushing for America to be everywhere at all times.

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 ...

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 ...

BEIJING, Feb. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At the recently concluded 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC), multipolarity became the focus of discussion. Is today's world truly moving toward a multipolar ...

While the U.S. continues to dominate global wholesale banking (KBE), recent geopolitical developments could potentially disrupt this long-standing equilibrium. Morgan Stanley’s Global Banks & Asset ...

The Russian foreign minister on Monday said Moscow seeks to convey to all countries of the Global South and the Global East the idea that there is no alternative to a multipolar world order. “Our task ...

Multipolar organizations such as BRICS and the SCO have begun to play a greater role in the global systemic transition over the past decade, which has challenged the dominance of Western-centric ones ...

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 ...