Tag: global south

[T]he Global South will not be a passive recipient of economic coercion, nor will it allow its developmental trajectories to be derailed by the tariff wars and unilateral sanctions.

Beijing wants to avoid being drawn into a confrontation with Washington while still demonstrating that it has an independent voice on major international crises.

The danger is not merely hypocrisy, but normalization, a world in which coercion replaces cooperation and sovereignty becomes conditional.

Washington is absolutely anxious regarding India’s independent streak, and it is misplaced.

The erratic tariff policy pursued by the U.S. president and his administration has so far mainly served to strengthen ties between countries in the Global South and Beijing, and, where relevant, Moscow.

There is a growing need for Africa to seize this moment and take charge of her destiny.

By weaponizing aid, Trump follows the well-established playbook of economic coercion.

It is time to reinvent North-South cooperation ... as a dialogue among equals, founded on mutual respect.

Trump’s victory is first and foremost a recognition that the United States no longer has the means for this imperial ambition.

It took a long time for the non-Western powers to acknowledge their diminution in the face of the Western onslaught.

The Global North primarily includes the richest nations located in North America and Europe.