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South African Foreign Policy 30 Years On: Non-Alignment in a Volatile World | SA News

In addition to commemorating 30 years of South Africa’s democracy, 2024 saw the country take a historic step toward democratic consolidation with the establishment of its Government of National Unity. Moreover, South Africa’s 30-year-old democratic adulthood comes at a critical juncture in international relations. The glaring inherent contradictions associated with the dominant global liberal orthodoxy can no longer be ignored. The world system is no closer to achieving a peaceful and prosperous international society of states than in 1989, when Francis Fukuyama, in his famously penned essay The End of History?, declared that liberalism was the final stage of mankind’s ideological…

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