How India And Other Developing Nations Are Bridging Divides As Rules-Based Order Is Being Looked At Critically

Many view the international rules-based order as embedding an entrenched bias in favour of West, which wrote the rules. Of late, India & other developing nations are becoming the catalysts for change.

The UN family is asked to protect and promote peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development.

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The basic architecture of the post-Second World War international order is clear and well-known. The UN family is asked to protect and promote peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development. The IMF was established to ensure monetary and financial stability, and its sister Bretton Woods institution, now the World Bank Group, maintains its original remit of supporting reconstruction and development. The WTO, originally envisaged as the International Trade Organisation, is mandated