Multilateralism isn’t dead—it’s being forced to deliver
Pragmatism must prevail over narrow nationalism, because co-operation is what creates jobs, lowers costs, and expands opportunity.
The strain on the multilateral system is real. The United Nations Security Council remains constrained by great-power rivalry, and the World Trade Organization struggles to enforce its own rules. International agreements are often announced with ambition, only to stall when ...
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