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The rules-based international order is quietly disintegrating - Vimarsana News

The rules-based international order is quietly disintegrating

It hasn’t been this threatened since the 1930s. By Walter Russell Mead Sept. 25, 2023 6:06 pm ETS, WSJ The most important fact in world politics is that 19 months after Vladimir Putin challenged the so-called rules-based international order head-on by invading Ukraine, the defense of that order is not going well. The world is less stable…

Let's fix the UN, before it is too late - Vimarsana News

Let's fix the UN, before it is too late

The UN system demonstrates serious inadequacies. The war in Ukraine, with no end in sight, is another example of its failures.

Ganeshan Wignaraja | East Asia Forum - Vimarsana News

Ganeshan Wignaraja | East Asia Forum

Ganeshan Wignaraja is a senior research associate at the Overseas Development Institute, London.

Globalization's Warring Narratives | View Points - Vimarsana News

Globalization's Warring Narratives | View Points

WARSAW – Globalization brings the world together through the movement of people, things, ideas, money, and much else....

Into Africa: Bush Initiatives That Deserve Continuing Support - Vimarsana News

Into Africa: Bush Initiatives That Deserve Continuing Support

The U.S.-Africa partnership in the fight against HIV/AIDS created a historic precedent that will inform the scope and scale of future global health and development campaigns. Over the past eight years,U.S.-Africa political and economic cooperation have intensified toaddress shared interests. Historically high levels of aid to Africashould continue because strengthened African partners are in theU.S. national interest.