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Navigating Giants: Charting a Path in the New World Order

Public Discussion
Aug
2
Saturday
12:20 PM–1:20 PM
MBH Bank Stage
The language of the event: English with Hungarian translator

As the global balance of power continues to shift, much of the spotlight has been on major players like China and the United States. Yet, for most nations—particularly medium and small-sized states—the challenge lies in redefining their place within this emerging world order. Countries such as Hungary have begun to chart innovative paths through strategies like Economic Neutrality and Connectivity, forging new partnerships and pragmatic alliances to safeguard their national interests amid rising great power tensions. This panel explores how countries are adapting to the realities of 21st-century geopolitics. We’ll examine the risks, rewards, and opportunities that can arise for states in a world increasingly shaped by realpolitik. Join us for a dynamic discussion on how nations can still assert strategic agency!

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Mark Ivanyo
Executive Director of the Republicans for National Renewal
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Fernando Pedrosa
Associate Professor at the University of Buenos Aires
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Anurag Sharma
Senior Researcher at the Vivekananda International Foundation
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Kaleab Tadesse Sigatu
Director of BRIDGE Research
 
 
 
 

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