What is NAM's place in contemporary global political space?

The major reason NAM was formed back in 1955 was to create a corridor of peace in global politics of the time between the two camps of the Soviets and the Capitalist West.

Moshi Israel is a Senior Research Fellow at Development Watch Centre. Courtesy photo

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

After Uganda hosted the 19th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and G77+ China Summits in Kampala, I felt it prudent that I focus my analytical scope on the relevance of NAM

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What is NAM's place in contemporary global political space?

The major reason NAM was formed back in 1955 was to create a corridor of peace in global politics of the time between the two camps of the Soviets and the Capitalist West.

Moshi Israel is a Senior Research Fellow at Development Watch Centre. Courtesy photo

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