Even as the United States remains the world’s most powerful country, China is carving out space for alternatives beyond the American-led system.
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What's New in the World Order?

An informed reader may well scoff at the term “world order,” because it appears that there is no longer a global system that everyone recognizes and follows. The situation is somewhat different when ...
Finland’s president believes the system created after World War II must be rebuilt and rebalanced so the Global South ...
KATHLEEN HAYS, CNNfn CO-ANCHOR, THE FLIPSIDE: Back to our big story. At the United Nations today, a key vote on whether to lift sanctions against Libya. In the coming weeks, the U.N. also will weigh ...
In her annual address in France last week, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a proposal that would have been hard to imagine even a few years ago: a plan to make Canada the ...
The fast-growing fee gap between the U.S. and other legal markets is forcing Big Law to rethink its global model. This process will run for years to come, writes Kinstellar's Jason Mogg.
Finland President Alexander Stubb believes the multilateral system must be rebuilt and rebalanced, Marquette University’s ...