Pundit: In Emerging ‘Wolf World,’ Smaller States Need New Flexible Partnerships

ASTANA – Smaller states will need flexible, issue-based partnerships to preserve their room for maneuver as the U.S.-led international order gives way to a more fragmented system shaped by power rivalry, German political analyst and writer Marc Saxer said at the launch of his new book in Astana on Aug. …

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