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  1. President Lee Jae Myung said on the 11th, “The international order is passing through a tunnel of ex..

    Presiding over a meeting of Lee’s senior aides, President Roh Moo-hyun calls for “more countries and greater diplomatic…
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    europesays.com/korea/151239/

  2. Amid a series of diplomatic challenges, including the U.S. pressure to dispatch the Strait of Hormuz..

    사진 확대 President Lee Jae Myung speaks at a meeting of senior aides held at Cheong Wa Dae…
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    europesays.com/korea/151015/

  3. A quotation from Franklin Roosevelt

    In the future world the misuse of power, as implied in the term “power politics,” must not be a controlling factor in international relations. That is the heart of the principles to which we have subscribed. We cannot deny that power is a factor in world politics any more than we can deny its existence as a factor in national politics. But in a democratic world, as in a democratic Nation, power must be linked with responsibility, and obliged to defend and justify itself within the framework of the general good.

    Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882–1945) American lawyer, politician, statesman, US President (1933–1945)
    Message (1945-01-06) to Congress, Annual Message (State of the Union)

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  4. Multilateralism for middle powers

    " Multilateralism is shorthand for the much-invoked “rules-based international order”; multipolarity is the world of competing spheres of interest, what Stubb calls “an oligopoly of power”, where the strong do what they will and the weak do what they must.

    We are not simply in a transition; we are in a fight for a future world order. And the path to a healthy outcome necessarily runs through international institutions, from the UN to settings far beyond it, where we must rethink membership and power for global cooperation to survive.The world is being reshaped by the “structural” forces of demography, climate and technology,

    Part of the problem, Stubb argues, is that “the US is not a modern society by European or Asian standards”. This helps to explain the growing influence of a radical form of evangelical Christianity within the Trump administration. But it also accounts for the absence of adequate healthcare, education and housing that plagues the US, in particular, and neoliberal economies like Australia’s more generally.

    Without strong multilateral systems, all interstate deals become transactional. A multipolar world runs on self-interest. A multilateral world makes the common interest a self-interest. " >>
    theconversation.com/finlands-p
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