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The Guardian view on the new global disorder: Britain and Europe must find their own path | Editorial

Occasionally, history generates smooth changes from one era to another. More commonly, such shifts occur only gradually and untidily. And sometimes, as the former Downing Street foreign policy adviser John Bew puts it in the New Statesman, history unfolds in a series of flashes and bangs. In Caracas last weekend, Donald Trump's forces did this in spectacular style. In the process, the US brushed aside more of what remains of the so-called rules-based order with which it tried to shape the west after 1945.
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Trump and his ilk imagine a world without international law but they will not achieve it | Philippe Sands

Post‑1945 international law faces repeated assaults, but historical patterns suggest recurring breaches rather than a sudden or total collapse of the rules-based order.
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