الأسئلة الكبرى: المؤسسات الدولية والحوكمة والتعاون العالمي

International organisations should be held to the same transparency and accountability standards they demand of member governments.

Multilateral institutions, despite their slowness and frustration, produce more durable outcomes than unilateral action by dominant powers.

All countries, including powerful ones, should comply with International Court of Justice rulings.

International law is only effective when powerful states choose to follow it — this structural deficiency requires institutional reform.

The UN Security Council's permanent membership should be reformed to reflect the current distribution of global power and population.

Global challenges like climate change and pandemics require stronger international institutions, not a retreat to national unilateralism.

A just international order requires giving equal legal standing to all states, regardless of economic or military power.