DissentOpinion

A New Non-Aligned Movement?

The “middle powers” can band together to chart a third way between authoritarian superpowers in Washington and Beijing.
The Hill

The Non-Aligned Movement is back, and it’s good for the globe, not a threat

Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, once said of his newly independent nation: “We are not pro-Russian, nor for that matter are we pro-American. We are pro-Indian.” As great rivalries ...
The Nation Newspaper

Non-aligned movement & Nigeria’s quest for equal access to capital

Is the Non-Aligned Movement still around? Is the organisation still in existence? That was the weighty question Prof. Ikechukwu Okoro, a visually impaired Nigerian and Iowa State University don, ...
The National Interest

BRICS Wants to be Non-Aligned Movement 2.0—It Could Also End as a Dud

Readers of a certain age may recall the time in the 1950s and 1960s when the so-called Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) was the rage on the international scene, igniting one’s imagination as the struggles ...
The Wire on MSNOpinion

From non-alignment to selective alignment

Growing majoritarian and authoritarian tendencies, alongside the erosion of strategic autonomy, the principle that enabled ...