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Source: The world order is destroyed, how is the world being run today

Politiko 2025-06-17 17:50:28

Source: The world order is destroyed, how is the world being run today

Journalist Genc Burimi assesses that the world no longer functions under a common international order, but has been fragmented into narrow regional and national interests.

Speaking on Syri TV, Burimi said that each country pursues its own strategic priority: Europe is focused on Ukraine, Israel on Iran, China on the South China Sea and Taiwan, while the US, under the influence of Donald Trump's promises, tries to avoid involvement in new global conflicts.

This fragmentation of interests, says Burimi, is creating new obstacles in international diplomacy and making it increasingly difficult to coordinate positions among world powers.

Source : There is no longer a global international order today. We have today a regional or very strict international order, personal - individual - national. We will say in which block of countries it sees its very immediate interest. We are no longer in a global view. Today Europe sees its interest, which is Ukraine. Israel sees its interest, which is Iran. China sees its interest, which is the China Sea and which is Taiwan. The Americans, although they say they have a global view, today have their own interest, which is Donald Trump's promise to no longer engage in world wars and for America to fight inflation today.

The problem today is that the union of all these blocs creates a stalemate. How can Trump, even though he is Israel's biggest supporter, influence Iran, where he has promised not to bring his country into war again?

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