Munich Security Conference signals deepening strain on global rules, alliances and multilateral constraints.
One of the world’s most influential security forums is warning that the international order it helped sustain for decades is no longer being adjusted or repaired, but actively dismantled.
"The postwar international order is now under destruction," the report says, warning that established ways of managing rivalry are giving way to ad hoc bargaining, regional power blocs and selective adherence to international norms.
U.S. and U.K. top diplomats meeting in Washington amid dispute over Diego Garcia base and Chagos Islands deal.
The program aims to help finance critical spending, maintain financial stability and unlock additional external support.
Negotiators met in Geneva as the fourth anniversary of the invasion approached and military strikes continued.
With 17 non-self-governing territories remaining, U.N. leaders call for dialogue, climate resilience and inclusive processes.
The International Science Council president says the gap between scientific and political cultures is a major challenge.
As the Pentagon seeks sovereign authority, the U.N. advances redistribution, dialogue and shared technical baselines.
'We are witnessing a grave threat to international peace and security,' the U.N. chief told the U.N. Security Council.
Oman-mediated talks pointed toward technical talks in Vienna days before the U.S. assumes the Security Council presidency.
