Middle powers are states with moderate global influence, shaping international outcomes through diplomacy, coalitions, and niche leadership rather than hard power. Used in foreign policy analysis, they bridge great powers and smaller nations, stabilizing trade, security, and climate talks. Middle powers, their partners, and the multilateral system all benefit from this balancing role.
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