Q.81: What did Australia’s intelligence review say about the post–Cold War international order?
That it has collapsed, replaced by a fragmented, competitive geopolitical landscape.
Q.82: How do climate-induced disasters like landslides challenge governance, as seen in Wayanad?
They test government readiness, response, and planning — especially in vulnerable terrains — and highlight climate adaptation needs.
Q.83: What long-term GI (geopolitical) change is suggested by the concept of “multipolarization”?
That world power may shift towards regional blocs rather than a unipolar or bipolar order.
Q.84: What challenge does AI pose to public trust and governance, according to the Paris Summit discussions?
The risk of misuse, privacy breaches, ethical concerns, and unemployment—all needing strong regulatory frameworks.
Q.85: Why might the 2025 NATO Summit be seen as a turning point in NATO’s global relevance?
Because it signaled deeper engagement with non-Atlantic nations and a commitment to higher defense investment, reflecting a broadened scope.
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