#OnlineArticle | Can middle and smaller powers create space for cooperation in a world of intensifying great-power rivalry?
The launch of Partners for Multilateralism (P4M) by Brazil, Kenya, the EU and Canada calls for a more representative and effective multilateral system, with UN reform at its centre.
In his article, @marc_saxer examines how flexible partnerships can reclaim policy space, bridge geopolitical divides and argues that such partnerships can preserve strategic autonomy without requiring countries to align with competing power blocs.
@HappymonJacob and @MohanCRaja
Read here: https://t.co/2Py0mwNqOr
The Wolf World is coming to Kazakhstan!
If you are in Astana on Monday, 31 August from 17:00-19:00, please join. Looking forward to discuss with stellar academics from from Kyrgyztan (Nargiza Murataliyava), Uzbekistan (Akram Umarov) and Kazakhstan (Dauren Aben). @FESinAsia
The #wolfworld came to Kazakhstan! Fascinating to to discuss with Nargiza Muratalieva (Kyrgyzstan), Dauren Aben (Kazakhstan) and Akram Umarov (Uzbekistan) how geopolitical conflict and geoeconomic competition impact Central Asia!
Smaller states will need flexible, issue-based partnerships to preserve their room for maneuver as the U.S.-led international order gives way to a more fragmented system shaped by power rivalry, #German political analyst and writer @marc_saxer said at the launch of his new book in Astana on Aug. 31 titled “Geopolitical Conflict in the Wolf World: Great Power Competition and the Illiberal Revolt against the Liberal Order.”
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@IsisThailand at Chulalongkorn University held the Bangkok launch of the book "Geopolitical Conflict in the Wolf World" by @marc_saxer, bringing together diplomats, academics, foreign policy practitioners & students to discuss Southeast Asia’s place in a changing global order.
Yours truly discussing the #WolfWorld on Nepal TV. Many thanks to Shivanee Thapa for so skilfully guiding us through the many challenges explored in the book.
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Exclusive: “India has chosen a strategy of hedging and balancing. It does not want to get involved in great power rivalry,” @marc_saxer, political analyst, tells me, discussing his new book ‘Geopolitical Conflict in the Wolf World’ — Do read @ABPNews
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Marc Saxer’s new book Geopolitical Conflict in the Wolf World was launched in Nepal, sparking discussion on what intensifying great-power competition means for Nepal and other smaller states.
Yours truly discussing the geopolitical realignment in the Middle East in Newsweek.
Happy to see both our map and the term I coined "Sunni Diamond" making it into the wider discourse.
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