Non alignment in current Era: Working for Brotherhood

Abstract

The Cold War-era non-aligned movement supported nations that did not wish to join western or eastern blocs. The importance of NAM is debated. NAM's adaptation to a multipolar international order with growing nations like China, India, and Brazil is seldom studied. NAM's potential to handle climate change, global inequity, and security in a period of growing nationalism needs more research. How applicable are NAM's sovereignty and non-intervention principles to transnational concerns requiring international cooperation? The study examines NAM's current relevance. Modern global issues including climate change, economic inequality, regional wars, and global structure. The study examines how NAM's ideals of mutual respect, non-interference, and peaceful cohabitation apply to contemporary multilateralism and south-south cooperation. Paper explores how developing states might benefit from western hegemony and international diplomacy. This study emphasizes NAM's role in creating global equality and inclusion by evaluating its activities and aims.