Challenges of the International Agenda 2018 Humanity needs to strengthen the multilateral system

Fernando Ayala ()

Journal Global Policy and Governance, 2017, vol. 6, issue 2, 59-62

Abstract: The international order that emerged in 1989 left the United States as the sole global power, which has since then been making itself felt by asserting hard power: political, economic and military. However, the current international scenario and the complexity of the interests of the great powers, as well as the so-called ‘regional powers’, are causing a process of mutation or readjustment of an international scene influenced by new threats to security that have alarmed the inhabitants of the big cities throughout the globe. The conflict zones are where these interests intersect, and the International Organizations are where diplomatic battles are being fought.

Date: 2017
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