Center for International Relations
and Sustainable Development

Horizons Winter 2026/ Issue No. 33

EDITORIAL

Editorial

HORIZONS INTERVIEW

The U.S. Must Prioritize Great Power CompetitionJohn J. Mearsheimer

PAX MULTIPOLARIS?

Partnership for Resilience: A UAE-Europe Relationship Committed to StabilitySheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan
The Retreat From Global Leadership: America’s National Security RevolutionRichard Haass
The Architecture of Rivalry: Power Politics in the Post-Western AgeDmitri Trenin
Beyond Polarity: Power, Agency, and Order in the Contemporary Global SystemMohammad Javad Zarif and Sasan Karimi
Mortal Nations, Immortal Individuals: The Crisis of the Intergenerational ContractIvan Krastev
Multipolarity and a New HumanismAntonio de Aguiar Patriota
European Russophobia and Europe’s Rejection of Peace: A Two-Century FailureJeffrey D. Sachs
How China Is Quietly Outpacing the WestWang Wen
The Re-Anchoring: Beyond the World of 1945George Friedman
Preparing for the Asian Twenty-First CenturyKishore Mahbubani
The Suicide of the West: What Thucydides Truly Teaches Us About Power and DecayDimitris Kairidis
The Nationalist International: Can America Supercharge the European National Populist Movement?Jonathan Brown
Preparing For Genuine MultipolarityPramit Pal Chaudhuri
The Quagmire of Transition: Power, Impunity, and the Perversion of SovereigntyLuis Almagro
The Geopolitical Recession: Navigating the End of an EraGordon Flake
African Perspectives on the Emerging Multipolar Global OrderTim Murithi
Kyrgyzstan Steps Onto the World StageMeder Abakirov
Limited Imperialism in Liquid Post-UnipolarismDejan Jović
The Hyping of Hybrid WarMihail Evans
The Winners and Losers of MultipolarityNilofar Ayoubi
AI, Blockchain, and the Accelerating Global Transition Toward MultipolarityErol User
Living In the InterregnumIvan Ivanov

Share:

More Issues

Horizons Autumn 2025 / Issue No. 32

Horizons Summer 2025 / Issue No. 31

Horizons Spring 2025 / Issue No. 30