Trump’s return is driven by a new right-wing conservatism born from liberal capitalism’s decline. This anti-liberal movement will reshape the global order, forcing profound adjustments in international relations and strategic alliances.

As the neoliberal world order enters its final chapter, China and Russia’s strategic partnership offers an alternative vision for multipolar global governance, promoting security, development, and civilisation cooperation over unipolar hegemony and liberal universalism.

The traditional left-right spectrum has fractured. A new divide emerges between liberal unipolarism and illiberal multipolarism. Understanding this transformation is essential for China’s role in leading 21st century re-globalisation and building a multipolar order.

This article proposes a Global South vision for a world order without hegemony. Drawing on anti-colonial traditions and multipolar principles, it articulates an alternative framework based on sovereignty, solidarity, and civilisational dialogue beyond Western-dominated systems.

This review of the book ‘Rural Chronicles’ examines how China’s rural development model offers lessons for the Global South. The book demonstrates how collective organisation can be an alternative to neoliberal agriculture and build food sovereignty.