New Delhi: Following a surprise attack by Hamas on Israel on October 7, the country declared a full-scale war against Palestine and initiated a series of attacks on the Gaza Strip to firmly express its stance against its adversaries. In today’s DNA, Zee News anchor Sourabh Raaj Jain analysed the evolving global order in the 21st century’s second decade.

In recent times, countries like Israel, India, China, and Russia have been making decisions with their national interests in mind. This marks a significant shift from a few decades ago when the world was largely dominated by the United States and European nations. Previously, in conflicts such as border disputes, minor wars, and human rights issues between nations, the United States and European countries often assumed a dominant role.

The global power dynamics are evolving, and a new world order appears to be emerging. India is a part of this transformation, with a rising wave of nationalism sweeping through the country. This surge of patriotism is not only evident among the general population but also among the country’s leaders.

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For instance, in September, the Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was eliminated in Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had accused India of Nijjar’s demise, believing that this accusation would exert pressure on India. However, this move backfired, and India’s response revealed another side of Canada to the world. Through evidence, India demonstrated that Canada was harboring terrorists and foreign criminals, causing Canada to back down.

Israel also exemplifies the changing world order by responding resolutely to attacks by Hamas. The Gaza Strip, a stronghold of the Islamic terrorist organization Hamas, has seen widespread devastation. Israel chose not to turn to the United States for assistance in dealing with Hamas but instead informed all countries, including the United States, that Hamas would face severe consequences for its actions.