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Beyond Multilateralism

Angel Saz-Carranza and Javier Solana

11 December 20255 Minute Read

AI generated image of globe in a state of disassembly, emerging from a troubled sea, watched from the shore.

AI generated image of globe in a state of disassembly, emerging from a troubled sea, watched from the shore.

A new form: AI generated image of globe in a state of disassembly, emerging from a troubled sea, watched from the shore. Image: Adobe Firefly

Today’s geopolitical turmoil has undermined the multilateral institutions that have structured international relations since the end of World War II. To avoid a slide into global anarchy, we must begin complementing existing institutions with a patchwork of arrangements that are less formal, less universal, and less binding.

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Regions and Country Groups

United Nations

WRITTEN BY

Angel Saz-Carranza

Guest Contributor

Javier Solana

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