Mains Answer Writing - 17 Jun, 2026

GS2

International Relations

15 marks

The G7, once the steering committee of the global economy, is today seen as an institution in churn, struggling for relevance amid shifting power equations." Examine the validity of this statement.

Tips for your answer

  • ✅ 1. Balance, Don't Pick a Side "For" vs "Against," then synthesize into "transition, not decline" in the conclusion.
  • ✅ 2. Mix Structural and Substantive Points Structural: no secretariat, no binding power, outreach invites. Substantive: GDP decline, sanctions divergence, AI/minerals coordination.
  • ✅ 3. Name the Competing Platforms Cite G20, BRICS, SCO explicitly, a rewarded comparative point in IR answers.

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