The Architecture of a New World Order

🌍The Architecture of a New World OrderIn this interview, Professor Koert Debeuf explores the dangerous trajectory of global politics and the necessity of preventing a Third World War. He argues that the United States' attack on Iran during the Trump administration was a strategic failure that ultimately strengthened the Iranian regime rather than collapsing it. Drawing historical parallels to the outbreak of World War I, Debeuf warns that modern alliances have become toxic and unpredictable, leading him to advocate for Europe’s departure from NATO. He suggests that Europe must establish a new world order based on diplomacy and international law rather than following aggressive American military policies. Additionally, he critiques the rise of militarism and digital algorithms, which he believes fuel polarization and cloud rational political judgment. Ultimately, the source promotes a radical shift toward independence and dialogue to secure long-term European and global peace.