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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Despite being a global pariah as recently as last year, Russian President Vladimir Putin has had a pretty good few weeks, making ...

The global system is no longer defined by a single dominant power. Thus, investors can no longer rely on geopolitical assumptions that shaped most of recent history. That was the core message from ...

Iran has long been seen as a key player in the emerging multipolar world championed by China and Russia. But recent events are raising serious questions about that vision. As Iran faces mounting ...

Diversity is the inherent nature of human society, and multipolarity is what the international landscape should look like, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday. Wang made the remarks while ...

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized the enduring presence of a multipolar world, stating that the dominance of big countries has ended. During the Raisina Dialogue, he highlighted how ...

It is time for organizations, both large and small, to start thinking the unthinkable. What might have been considered unimaginable before the financial crash in 2008, particularly among 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 ...

A lot is happening in the world right now. The world has watched in horror at the attacks in Israel and the loss of life throughout the region. The world is still watching Russia's invasion of Ukraine ...

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 ...

If he is tempted to say “I told you so” about Iraq, French President Jacques Chirac stifles the urge completely during an hour-long conversation at the Elysee Palace. He insists on looking ahead, not ...