US-China Rivalry Needs ‘Goldilocks Scenario’, Jaishankar Says: ‘Right Temperature’ Is Key
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'You don't want it too hot...too good': Jaishankar calls for a 'Goldilocks scenario' to navigate US-China rivalry
New Delhi: Against the backdrop of sharpening geopolitical competition between the United States and China, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has advocated for a "Goldilocks scenario" in global power dynamics. Speaking at the Munich Leaders Meeting, Jaishankar highlighted how emerging and middle powers must navigate an increasingly fractured global order through self-reliance, strategic hedging, and pragmatic partnerships rather than rigid …
'You Don’t Want it Too Hot or Too Good': Jaishankar Advocates a 'Goldilocks Scenario' to Navigate US-China Rivalry
The US-China rivalry, EAM S Jaishankar said, has led to the “weaponisation of leverage” in an interconnected world where control over supply chains, production, markets & purchasing power determines strategic advantage. To avoid destabilisation from the dual-power contest, he proposed a middle path.
Munich Conference Geopolitics Speech: At the Munich Security Conference, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar discussed US-China tensions and India-Russia relations in global politics. He stressed the need for cooperation based on shared interests and a multipolar system.
In Munich, Jaishankar cited the changing US stance and the rise of China as major factors in global politics. He said that countries' influence and power are now being used as weapons.
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