Is pragmatism replacing ideology in international affairs?
The article discusses the evolving nature of international relations, questioning whether pragmatism is overtaking ideology. It highlights the recent diplomatic efforts between the United States and India amid complex global conflicts. The piece features insights from experts on the changing dynamics of diplomacy.
- ▪The United States and India are working to improve their diplomatic relationship after a tumultuous year.
- ▪Tariffs were imposed and quickly removed due to the US-Israel conflict over Iran.
- ▪The article explores the idea that pragmatism may be replacing ideology in international affairs.
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play videoplay videoVideo Duration 28 minutes 00 seconds play-arrow28:00Inside StoryIs pragmatism replacing ideology in international affairs?Overlapping interests and conflict are shaping modern relations. Read moreThe United States and India are seeking to mend ties after a year of diplomatic see-saw during which tariffs were imposed and then quickly scrapped because of the US-Israel war on Iran.This is just one example of how international relations and conflict have become more complex and interlinked in recent years.So, is pragmatism replacing ideology in today’s diplomatic world?Presenter: Scott McLeanGuests:Brahma Chellaney – Professor emeritus of strategic studies at the Centre for Policy ResearchChris Weafer – Chief executive officer at Macro-Advisory strategic consultancyShaun…
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