US EditionFragmentation as Strategy: Why the New Global Order May Leave the UN Behind
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Fragmentation as Strategy: Why the New Global Order May Leave the UN Behind
Introduction As the G7 recalibrates its global priorities around economic resilience and geopolitical control, a new architecture of fragmentation is emerging, which is one that sidelines multilateral institutions. This piece examines how recent shifts in trade, security, and climate diplomacy reflect not a failure of global coordination, but a deliberate strategy of selective engagement. Drawing on the 51st G7 Summit (Kananaskis, Alberta, Canad…
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