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    Alsumaria News - Internationals

    There is an increasing debate about establishing a more just international order and getting out of what is described as American hegemony, especially after the sharp polarization fueled by the Russian-Ukrainian war, according to the American "Diplomatic Courier".


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    Chris Patten, the last British governor of Hong Kong and current chancellor at Oxford University, says that since the end of World War II, the United Nations has served as the cornerstone of the rules-based global order, thanks to the support of liberal democracies, as well as the unwavering commitment for the Democratic and Republican administrations.



    He added that the United States adhered to global rules despite the enormous political and economic power it gained in the aftermath of World War II.

    But all this changed with George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq, a sovereign country, in a disastrous military adventure without the approval of the UN Security Council and in the face of fierce international opposition.

    In doing so, the United States has damaged its own credibility, undermined the rules-based global order, and given many African and Latin American countries a plausible reason not to condemn Russia for its operations in Ukraine. Many of the current US domestic political divisions arose as a result of the Iraq war.

    Patten added that liberal democracies, as they attempt to conduct negotiations with the rest of the countries on dealing with the challenges of the twenty-first century that pose an existential threat, especially climate change and mass migrations, must confront the legacy of the Iraq war of mistrust and division. America must also find a way to close the trust gap between developed and developing countries.

    He added that it would be almost impossible to address the pressures posed by future migrations without reaching international agreements, cooperation with low-income countries, and without employing innovative state arts, security interventions and development aid.



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