multipolar
/ˌmʌltiˈpɒlər/Definitions
1. adjective
characterized by or relating to multiple poles or centers of power, influence, or control, often in a situation where one power or influence is not dominant.
“The global politics of the 21st century are increasingly multipolar, with multiple nations and powers vying for influence.”
2. noun
A system or situation in which multiple powers or influences are present and significant, often in a situation where one power or influence is not dominant.
“The multipolar world order has led to increased global cooperation and competition among nations.”