The global order is gradually moving away from post-Cold War unipolarity as China and Russia gain influence, alternative institutions emerge, the Indo-Pacific becomes more contested and economic power becomes increasingly dispersed. This article examines the decline of US hegemony, the rise of multiple power centres, BRI-B3W competition, nationalism, slowbalization and Pakistan’s place in an emerging...Read More

The shift from “America First” to “America’s First” captures a deeper transformation in U.S. power rhetoric—from prioritizing national interests toward a more transactional and possessive approach to alliances, trade, security and global influence.Read More

An American war with Iran could reshape global power politics by stretching US military resources, increasing Europe's energy vulnerability and creating strategic opportunities for China and Russia. This article examines whether the conflict could accelerate the transition from American primacy towards a multipolar world order.Read More