'US has deliberately become a lonelier power': Jaishankar highlights shifting world order
- External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said on Sunday at the 62nd Munich Security Conference in New Delhi that the United States is becoming a "lonelier power" by choice, not due to lack of options.
- The rise of China and sharp competition between Washington and Beijing have led to "weaponization of any leverage" globally, Jaishankar noted, extending beyond these two countries alone.
- Urging a flexible view of "middle power," Jaishankar cited the Netherlands' role in semiconductors and the UAE's influence as examples of nations punching above their weight.
- Groups like the G20, Quad, BRICS, and the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor help countries develop "habits of cooperation" in today's evolving global order, Jaishankar described.
- Competition "coexists with the complexity of interdependence," Jaishankar noted, requiring emerging powers to collaborate with both the United States and China despite sharp rivalry.
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The United States has isolated itself from the world by choice. Speaking at the Munich conference on global dynamics, S. Jaishankar said that amid rising US-China tensions, emerging nations are now seeking new partnerships tailored to their interests.
US 'deliberately' becoming a 'lonelier power': Jaishankar flags shift in America's global role
Addressing a gathering at the 62nd Munich Security Conference in New Delhi, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar has said that the US has "deliberately" become a "lonelier power", flagging a shift in Washington's global role and highlighting the rise of China.
US Has Deliberately Become Lonelier Power, Competition Has Led to Weaponization of Leverage Any Country Has: Jaishankar at Munich Leaders Meeting
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday highlighted the shifting dynamics of global geopolitics, identifying a shifting American posture and the rise of China as the two defining pillars of today's international landscape. World News | US Has Deliberately Become Lonelier Power, Competition Has Led to Weaponization of Leverage Any Country Has: Jaishankar at Munich Leaders Meeting.
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During the Munich Leaders Meeting in New Delhi, S Jaishankar elaborated on India's potential to rise swiftly in the global power arena within the next decade. He pointed out the country's robust growth trajectory and advantageous demographic trends. Additionally, Jaishankar contrasted the significant influence held by the United States and China with that of current middle powers, recognizing the complexity of evolving global power dynamics.
US becoming a lonelier power by choice, says Jaishankar at Munich meet
Jaishankar said at the Munich Security Conference that the US has deliberately become a lonelier power and that China's rise is reshaping the world. He said emerging and middle powers are responding through de-risking, diversification and flexible partnerships.
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