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This paper documents why U.S. foreign policy should change, and then maps out how it can be done.

Jaishankar calls for a multipolar world with a reformed United Nations at its core, in response to the struggle with new forms of inequity and domination. He highlights the profound changes in the world since the last NAM summit, including the impact of the Covid pandemic, ongoing conflicts, and the focus on Gaza. Jaishankar emphasizes the challenges posed by climate change, economic concentrations, and the need for cultural rebalancing. He calls for a multipolar world, economic decentralization, and cultural rebalancing, while highlighting India's role in spearheading change through the Afric...

In the waning days of the Cold War US Secretary of State James Baker made a solemn vow to Mikhail Gorbachev that NATO would not expand “one inch eastward” beyond a reunited Germany, a promise that was broken in just nine years. Now Russian leaders feel vindicated as the rest of the world is waking up to the increasingly capricious and self-serving nature of 21st-century US foreign policy.

Lauding the expansion of BRICS grouping, Russian Ambassador to India, Denis Alipov said that it represents the growing aspiration for a multipolar world based on sovereign equality and mutual

In keeping with their decades-long role as the “left” flank of the Indian establishment, the Indian Stalinists are seeking to confine the opposition of workers and youth to the slaughter of the impoverished Palestinians of Gaza within the reactionary framework of capitalist politics and great-power diplomacy.