Multilateralism

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Carney’s middle powers alliance to confront ‘specific problems’ lacking specifics: observers

Who’s Afraid of BRICS?

BRICS Delhi: India-China tango, Iran at the table & ‘vague call for peace’

Is BRICS truly challenging US-led Western order?

BRICS Leaders Act to Hedge – Not Revolt – Against US Dollar Dominance

Modi Tries to Heal Divisions at the BRICS Summit Underway

World leaders gathered for the annual BRICS summit. Here are the takeaways

Trump’s America-first world is pushing other powers to hedge their bets

BRICS Adopts New Delhi Declaration

BRICS Leaders Demand a Global Voice, but Settle for a Vague Call for Peace

Crying Wolf? The United States and BRICS in the Global Order

Object Lessons

Trump’s broader ‘Board of Peace’ may sideline institutions

Countries Like India Now Assertive After U.S.-Dominated for Years

G20 South Africa summit wins strong China backing amid first-ever US boycott

Green Minerals Panel: T20 Summit 2025

APEC Summit 2025: What’s at Stake?

Is Russia’s African Presence Winding Down?

Dangerous Bet – Will India’s Alliance with Israel Backfire?

Brics Virtual Rally Falters as Members Appear Leery of Exacerbating U.S. Trade War

The Rise of ‘Multi-Alignment’ in an Uncertain World

Trump 2.0: Restraint Foreign Policy Recommendations for Trump’s Second Term

The Better Order Project

New Global Initiative Aims to Fix Broken International Order

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