Flow snapshot — how the answer movesIntro routesRoute 1 non-alignment ≠ neutrality (Schwarzenberger) → negative base: stay out of military alliances → positive base: independence of judgment (Belgrade, 1961) →…

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Topic: Changing International Political Order

Does power transition theory reflect the dynamics of US-China relations?

The expansionist tendencies of the current Russian regime indicate its intentions for the realisation of a Greater Russia on the lines of the Soviet era. Comment. (150 words)

NATO, the oldest surviving collective security system, is facing challenge of transactional coercion from its own biggest member. What future does NATO have amidst such developments?

Critically examine the rise of People’s Republic of China (PRC) as a great power and its implications on Asian Political order.

“During the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement tried to become a ‘Third force’ in World Politics, but failed because it was too large and unwieldy.” Discuss.

Write a brief note on the 17th NAM Summit in Venezuela. (150 words)

Identify the benefits of a multi-polar world.

“The development of advanced missile technology and nuclear threat by North Korea has challenged the American hegemony in South-East Asia.” Evaluate the above statement in the context of recent developments in the region.

Discuss the significance of Non-Aligned Movement as a unique contribution of the Non-Western world to World Politics.

Do you endorse the view that the end of Bipolarity and the rise of multiple regional organisations has made

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