The Debate Competition on the topic “Is Multipolarity a Threat to Global Peace?” by ASLA on 16th April 2026, aimed to provide students with an academic platform to critically analyse the changing dynamics of global politics and international relations.
The event sought to enhance students’ critical thinking, public speaking, analytical reasoning, and research-oriented discussion skills through structured debate and evidence-based arguments. It also aimed to promote awareness regarding the emerging multipolar world order, the role of global powers, and the impact of geopolitical shifts on international peace and stability. Through active participation and interactive discussions, the competition encouraged intellectual engagement and academic excellence among students of Public Administration and Political Science.
The event created a stimulating academic environment where participants presented well-researched arguments on both sides of the topic, “Is Multipolarity a Threat to Global Peace?”. The discussions highlighted important aspects such as balance of power, strategic rivalries, emerging global powers, regional blocs, and challenges to global governance. The interactive question rounds further enriched the learning experience by encouraging thoughtful dialogue and diverse perspectives. The competition effectively enhanced students’ communication, critical thinking, and argumentative skills while deepening their understanding of contemporary global political developments and the implications of a multipolar world order on global peace and stability.