In Minsk, debates over multipolarity showed why New Delhi’s independent approach could matter to the continent’s evolving order
Eurasia is once again emerging as a central arena of international geopolitics. The ongoing conflicts, intensifying great power competition, expansion of regional institutions, and competing visions of multipolarity, connectivity, trade, and energy routes have sharpened the debate about the continent’s security. Eurasia is no longer merely a geographical bridge between Europe and Asia; it is a space in which competing visions on the future order are being negotiated.
The 4th Minsk International Conference on Eurasian…
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