Who Influences Global International Rules

The article indicates that the global system, which stabilized after World War II, is experiencing a gradual collapse, marking the end of the unipolar era and a shift in the balance of power—particularly as China's and Russia's influence rises. It emphasizes that the United States will not return to its previous role as the dominant power, and that the world is moving toward a multipolar landscape of varied systems and interests. In this context, the need to build moderate alliances and partnerships focused on mutual interests, rather than solely on values, is crucial. The article also clarifies that major challenges such as climate change and pandemics require more flexible international cooperation, avoiding the formation of rigid political blocs, and instead emphasizing the principle of "globalism without intervention."

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