In Part I of the Documentary Multilateralism Between Hope And Hurdle: Insights From Munich Security Conference 2025, the title Multipolarization reveals a global shift towards multipolarity, with the US and China leading in defense spending. Emerging economies, Russia’s actions in Ukraine, and European nationalism complicate the situation, necessitating a deeper understanding of the evolving geopolitical landscape.

In Part 2, the United States’ Magna Carta, the film focuses on the role of the USA in the multipolar order, highlighting a significant shift in US foreign policy since the new US administration, moving away from the post-Cold War consensus. With rising powers like China and ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, the US’s role as a global leader is examined. The new US administration’s vision promotes a selective, often unilateral approach, prioritizing US interests over traditional liberal commitments. This divergence is reflected in previous administration policies, which, while re-engaging with international organizations still mark a departure from past norms. Experts argue that the implications of this shift could lead to a more multipolar world, with uncertain consequences for global stability. The next few years will be crucial in shaping the future of US involvement on the world stage.

Stay tuned as we prepare to unveil the following:

• Part III “China – Pole Position.”
• Part IV “European Union- A Perfect Polar Storm”
• Part V “Russia- The Czar’s Gambit”
• Part VI “ India-Modi-fied Status”
• Part VII “Brazil- Lula Land”
• Part VIII “Japan-A New Normal”
• Part IX “South Africa-The Fate of God Hope”

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