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When the powerful stop pretending the rules apply | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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At the UN, President Trump challenged principles the global body was founded on, his rhetoric largely met by silence When Donald Trump stood before the United Nations General Assembly and spoke about annihilating another country, the room listened and for some observers, the more disturbing question was not what the American president said but what that silence revealed about the international system itself. Standing before the UN General Assembly, Trump spoke about the war against Iran, celebra
How BRICS is filling the void | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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Members are not abandoning the existing global order, they are creating parallel paths and more choices In New Delhi, at the BRICS summit, there was something different about the way the leaders discussed many of our current issues, including the war against Iran. They condemned the attacks, called for restraint, and spoke about sovereignty, international law and the need for diplomacy. And they did not all sound the same. In a different world, all this was expected from the United Nations. That
The era of new alliances | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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The SCO offers a glimpse of an emerging international system that Washington is helping shape but may no longer lead The most revealing development at this year’s Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit was not another declaration about the need for a multipolar world, it was Tayyip Erdogan’s suggestion that Turkey could seek full membership of an organisation whose two dominant powers are China and Russia. Turkey remains a member of Nato and Erdogan was careful to say that closer ties with the
The conflict with Iran won’t stay in Iran | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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Ripple effects of the war can be felt beyond the region and more in some of the vulnerable parts of the world If any event has come close to causing the kind of global disruption seen during the Covid-19 pandemic, it is the ongoing US-Iran conflict. Despite periodic pauses and promises of peace, there is little indication that the confrontation is moving toward a lasting resolution. A recent World Bank forecast has warned that the conflict is already weighing on global growth and that, if prolon
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