Strategic Convergence &
The Future of Global Order
An Analytical Review by Minhaz Samad Chowdhury
Published
26 FEB 2026
The Prime Minister's address to the Knesset was a speech beyond bilateral diplomacy. It articulated a geopolitical vision where security, economic connectivity, and civilizational dialogue converge to define the 21st-century global order. By framing the world as "one family" (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam), the address seeks to replace regional rivalry with shared prosperity.
The Peace-Prosperity Doctrine
Security Cooperation
Zero tolerance for terrorism leads to regional stabilization.
Economic Connectivity
IMEC & I2U2 corridors create mutual financial stakes.
Global Peace
Prosperity acts as a preventive mechanism against conflict.
Civilizational Engagement
Analysis: Recognition in 1950 (Sept 17) coincides with the PM's birth, symbolic of a "predestined" partnership.
Agricultural Scaling (CoE)
Impact: Moving from 43 to 100 Centres of Excellence directly addresses Global South food security.
Labour Diplomacy & Human Connectivity
An often-overlooked dimension: The 20,000+ Indian caregivers and workers who stayed in Israel during crises. This "People-to-People" engagement forms the resilient social fabric of the alliance.
"Human mobility fosters interdependence that transcends political divisions."
Indian Workers
Startups (iCreate)
Sacrificed (Haifa)
Knesset Address
Governance & Human Rights Assessment
✔ Positive Contributions
- Promotion of multi-lateral dialogue (I2U2, IMEC)
- Emphasis on ethical civilizational responsibility
- Development-oriented international cooperation
⚠ Areas for Further Balance
- Limited humanitarian framing of regional conflicts
- Peace primarily defined via counter-terrorism
- Absence of explicit civilian protection commitments

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