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He has long been in position as the leader of the world and the leader of international law and global stability. But its recent support for Israel in the deep conflict with Iran can indicate the beginning of the end of the period.
As an important moment in the 21st -century GeoPolitics, the United States has chosen parties in a way that many people see as a violation of international principles that helped it once.
The implications of this decision are the implications, not only for the Middle East but also the form of a global poem itself. Since the United States is shining with a rapidly competing role, China is growing silently and permanently – which is offering a new, alternative model for global leadership.
Expired American reputation
The United States has long been accused of electoral morality, from the invasion of Iraq to the silence of human rights abuses by strategic allies. Despite the growing international concern, its strong support for Israel – especially between Iran, can prove to be the last straw for many in the Arab and Muslim world.
This support has further reduced Washington’s reputation as a neutral actor in the Middle East. Once seen as a potential peace broker, Washington is now seen as a discriminatory force to achieve its interests at the expense of regional stability.
A gap
As the US leadership relies on, many countries – especially in the global south – are re -evaluating their alliances. In this space, China is emerging not only as an economic power, but also as a diplomatic and strategic.
Unlike the United States, China does not give its partners a lecture on governance or democracy. It offers infrastructure investment, trade agreements and development loans. Its Belt and Road Initiative has already embedded it in the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia. Rapid, nations see Beijing as a reliable weight of Western influence, not only as an economic partner, but also as a reliable weight of Western influence.
United Nations
One major casualties of this change have been formed to maintain international law in the United Nations and to prevent unilateral action, the United Nations has been repeatedly violated – often through countries that claim to defend it. US Vatos about Israel has led to the growing disappointment as a result of its electoral sanctions on resolutions and its international principles.
What comes after that is uncertain. But one thing is clear: The UNPOLER World Order under the United States is coming to an end. A new era – multi -polar, which is confronted and formed by new alliances – is starting. Whether it’s more fair or more dangerous.
Since world powers neglect or withdraw from the United Nations to follow their agendas, it is eliminating its resolving international conflicts. Instead of principle, the fast -forming world can soon be beyond the United Nations framework.
New blocks
In the shadow of the US -led World Order, creating a new block. Countries like China, Russia and Iran are challenging the domination of Western institutions like the IMF and NATO.
Organizations like the BRICS+ and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization are gaining speed. These emerging networks reflect the growing desire among many countries to be free from the aftermath of the Western -led Order and create a more multi -faceted global system.
Resource market
For decades, Western powers have gained privileged access to global resources – energy, minerals, commercial routes – often by repression or exploitation. He is changing dynamic. Resources -rich countries are diversifying their partnerships and turning to non -Western allies who offer better terms and less conditions.
China is at the forefront of this change, getting long -term deals for energy and rare land minerals. Western dominance in the global markets, once given, is now being challenged on several fronts.
Imperial dominance
No empire lasts forever. Although America’s global dominance is from the subsequent economic and military superiority, its moral authority is now underway. Information Age, the global media and the growing powers have accelerated its fall.
In less than 100 periods, the United States can go to one of the many competitive great powers with unprecedented superpower. Its ability to order its global terms is eliminating. It will be replaced by a complex web of regional alliances and rival centers.
The US decision to stand firmly behind Israel in the unstable regional conflict could prove to be more than a policy election. This can be a historical turning point. It has apparently exposed the limits of US diplomacy and opened the door to China’s stable climb as a global leader.
What comes after that is uncertain. But one thing is clear: The UNPOLER World Order under the United States is coming to an end. A new era – multi -polar, which is confronted and formed by new alliances – is starting. Whether it’s more fair or more dangerous.
Author GCU is a former associate professor of Lahore.
