Bandung Conference's 1955 Legacy Gains Renewed Relevance

As geopolitical tensions and inequality persist, the 1955 Bandung Conference offers lessons on global cooperation. The meeting of 29 Asian and African nations laid groundwork for South-South solidarity and the Non-Aligned Movement. Today, Global North controls 69% of wealth, and low-income countries spend nearly half their budgets on debt. The Bandung spirit's push for a fairer order remains urgent.