Syed Shuja Uddin

This study examines CRINK (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea) as a coalition challenging U. S. hegemony and the current world order. It explores their military, economic, and diplomatic strategies to promote a multipolar global system, resist Western influence, and innovate under sanctions. The research analyzes historical events, political ideologies, and collaborative efforts that shape their shared objectives, focusing on alternative governance models and responses to global pressures. Theoretically grounded in anarchy, balance of power, and the security dilemma, the study interprets CRINK actions as strategic reactions to perceived intrusions and for regional influence. Employing qualitative methods, including case studies and content analysis, it investigates CRINK's strategies and intentions. This research contributes to understanding non-Western coalitions' impact on global power dynamics and offers insights into the potential sustainability of CRINK and its influence on shaping a multipolar world order.