Is pragmatism replacing ideology in international affairs?

Overlapping interests and conflict are shaping modern relations. The United States and India are working to repair ties after a year of diplomatic instability. Tariffs were imposed and then quickly removed during the period, influenced by the US-Israel war on Iran. The situation reflects how international relations have become more complex and interconnected in recent years. Diplomatic outcomes are increasingly driven by shifting strategic calculations rather than consistent ideological alignment. Pragmatism is presented as a growing approach in diplomacy as countries respond to fast-changing regional and global conflicts.

"Overlapping interests and conflict are shaping modern relations. The United States and India are seeking to mend ties after a year of diplomatic see-saw during which tariffs were imposed and then quickly scrapped because of the US-Israel war on Iran. This is just one example of how international relations and conflict have become more complex and interlinked in recent years."

"The United States and India are seeking to mend ties after a year of diplomatic see-saw during which tariffs were imposed and then quickly scrapped because of the US-Israel war on Iran. This is just one example of how international relations and conflict have become more complex and interlinked in recent years."

"So, is pragmatism replacing ideology in today's diplomatic world?"

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