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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Berlin, February 10 (Xinhua) — The world has entered a period of "destruction politics," in which widespread destruction has become commonplace. This is according to a report by experts at the Munich Security Conference, published here on Monday.
The report, titled "Under the Shattering," aims to set the tone for the upcoming Munich Security Conference. This annual event, scheduled for later this week, is expected to bring together approximately 50 heads of state and government, as well as hundreds of decision-makers and opinion leaders.
According to the report, the current US administration is seen as the most prominent actor (declaring its intention) to break free from the constraints of the existing order. This has led to the international order, which the US itself spearheaded after 1945, now being in a state of disintegration.
In his foreword to the report, conference chair Wolfgang Ischinger noted that the attention this year's conference is attracting is not only a reflection of the numerous conflicts and crises dominating the global agenda, but also a result of the changing role of the United States in the international system.
The report notes that political forces that prefer destruction to reform are gaining strength in many Western societies, driven by disillusionment with the functioning of democratic institutions and a loss of confidence in policy adjustment.
However, the report cautions that it remains unclear whether such disruption will create the conditions for policies that enhance security, prosperity, and freedom. Instead, the world may witness a shift toward transactional deals over principled cooperation, private interests over the public good, and regional hegemons over universal norms.
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