Opinion
BRICS Rising: Reimagining Global Geopolitics And The Emerging Multipolar World Order – Analysis
The 18th BRICS Summit, held in New Delhi on 12–13 September 2026 under India’s chairship, was more than another annual meeting of emerging economies. It was a ...
Pope Leo XIV said that 'new global food order is essential--one in which technological innovation is unconditionally subordinated to respect for God-given human ...
Developments in the global order create opportunities and challenges for the Global South. The institutions developed to ...
Readers respond to an essay by the historian Margaret MacMillan with geopolitical and historical analyses of their own.
The phrase “New World Order” (NWO) has long evoked images of shadowy cabals and global domination. In early 2026, however, it has surged into mainstream discourse as a recurring keyword across news ...
Speakers describe the future as volatile; opportunities are in resilience, globalisation, broad adoption of AI Read more at ...
A New World Order is Rewriting Markets, Finds Annual Report from New York Life Investment Management
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Global Market Strategy team at New York Life Investment Management, today released their annual geopolitical risk report for 2026, “Geopolitical risk in a shifting world ...
Recent visits to Beijing by Trump and Putin and a more favorable geopolitical environment have given Beijing more strategic space to advance its vision. U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese ...
Ukraine war to China, AI and India’s 7.8% growth, Sanjeev Sanyal tells Firstpost why India needs flexibility to navigate a rapidly changing world.
Even as the United States remains the world’s most powerful country, China is carving out space for alternatives beyond the American-led system.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was one of the first world leaders to speak out about the “ruptured” world order caused by the Trump administration in the United States. He called for middle ...
The fast-growing fee gap between the U.S. and other legal markets is forcing Big Law to rethink its global model. This process will run for years to come, writes Kinstellar's Jason Mogg.
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