The West is in denial over the tectonic shift in the world order toward a more assertive Global South, precipitated by the Ukraine and Gaza wars.
Jorge Heine
Jorge Heine
Jorge Heine is interim director of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future at Boston University.
The lack of action by countries in the Americas could increase the risk of Haiti transitioning from a fragile state to a failed one.
The Global South is flexing political and economic muscles that the “developing countries” and the “Third World” never had.
Countries like Brazil and India pursue “active non-alignment” amid renewed great power rivalry, exerting influence in ways unthinkable before.