A world war involves direct, sustained conflict between multiple great powers, with full societal and economic mobilization. In contrast, a transition toward multipolarity is characterized by dispersed power, regional influence, and indirect competition through diplomacy, economic measures, and proxy engagements, with risks arising from miscalculation rather than open warfare.
Volatile policy making and irresponsible exertion of hard power. Is the global order fractured?
US forces descending on Caracas have changed more than the fates of Venezuelans. What does it mean for the world order when the so called guarantors thereof decide to flout it?
Europe is making a decisive shift from normative idealism to strategic realism, as discourses on strategic autonomy and European security dynamics move toward rearmament and self-reliance.
India is emerging as a platform for semiconductor ecosystem as a result of supply chain diversification in the wake of potential Taiwan blockade.
