MULTIPOLAR WORLD
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DEFENSE
May 16: Iran defines post-war strategy amid failing US pressure and rise of multipolar order
Iran outlined a post-war diplomatic and strategic recalibration, tying regional maritime measures and foreign policy positions to a broader shift towards a multipolar global order.
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FOREIGN POLICY
Jeffrey Sachs: US in ‘denial stage’ over end of its global dominance
American economist Jeffrey Sachs says that the epoch of Washington’s global dominance has ended but the United States has not recognized it so far.
CHINA
US 'hegemonic bullying' in focus as Putin welcomes 'dear friend' Xi
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he had “productive” talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in the Kremlin, addressing his Chinese counterpart as a “dear friend.”
REPORTS
BRICS media summit brings media representatives from 45 countries together in Russia
The BRICS Media Summit has kicked off in Moscow.
VIEWPOINT
Iran-Russia-China naval alliance to strengthen security, new world order
The regional security belt between a rising power Iran and established superpowers China and Russia is set to boost maritime security and strengthen the new multipolar world order.
CONVERSATIONS
Islamic Revolution of Iran took global anti-colonial movement to next level: Scholar
slamic Revolution of Iran took the global anti-colonial movement to the next level, says an American scholar, describing it as a symbol of the fight for a just and multipolar world order.
CHINA
Putin: Multipolar world emerging as countries like China strengthen their potential
The growing potential of many countries, including Russia and China, contributes to the development of a multi-polar world, Russian President Vladimir Putin says.
VIEWPOINT
Game-changer: Iran-Russia military cooperation in new multipolar world
Iran and Russia have historically been the targets of Western aggression: from sabotage attacks to economic sanctions. Now they have agreed to expand military cooperation which can be a game-changer.
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