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India's New Superpower Strategy: Why 'Non-Alignment' is Dead

Pax Indica: India and the World of the 21st Century

Shashi Tharoor

India is no longer the cautious, non-aligned nation of the Cold War. In 'Pax Indica', former UN diplomat Shashi Tharoor reveals a radical shift: India's new doctrine is 'multi-alignment'. This video unpacks the surprising truth behind India's foreign policy. We explore why India must juggle ties with the US, China, and Russia simultaneously. Discover the hidden costs of India's 'brother-enemy' relationship with Pakistan, the delicate balancing act with China over disputed borders, and the massive aid program in Afghanistan that could backfire. Tharoor argues that India's ultimate goal isn't global dominance, but domestic transformation—lifting millions out of poverty. This is the untold story of how a rising power navigates a dangerous world.

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