Bipolar World Order

Topic

A bipolar world order is a system of international relations in which global power and influence are primarily divided between two dominant nation-states or opposing blocs. The most prominent historical example of this structure occurred during the Cold War, when the United States and the Soviet Union stood as the two competing superpowers. In such a system, other nations typically align themselves with one of the two major powers through alliances, spheres of influence, or security pacts.