The world is on fire; it is facing 56 conflicts, the highest number since WWII. Domestic election campaigns distract from the urgent need for global cooperation.
At this global turning point, crises far exceed the visible tragedies like the Ukraine and Israel-Gaza wars, yet political candidates largely ignore the altered geopolitical landscape.
We are transitioning from a unipolar to a multipolar world, with US dominance challenged, leading many nations to form opportunistic and dangerous alliances.
The gap between what we need to do regarding global issues and our willingness to act is widening, exacerbating challenges like climate change and pandemic preparedness.
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