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The article discusses the decline of the United Nations' role over recent decades, especially after the United States' dominance of the international system following the collapse of the Soviet Union. It highlights the repeated American interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as the current state of international fluidity, which has led to the organization's weakening. Ambassador Mohamed Badr El-Din also links the deterioration of the UN's role to the complexity of international crises, particularly in the Middle East, due to the entanglement of conflict zones and the difficulty in finding solutions. Additionally, he points out that the selection of international envoys is often made by Western powers, which further complicates the situation. He calls for a broader strategic perspective to understand these shifts and their impact on the effectiveness of the international organization in dealing with global and regional crises.
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