What Now for the “Rules-Based Order”?
Project Syndicate • 1/9/2026 – 1/14/2026
Summary
The Trump administration has abandoned the defense of democracy and human rights in its intervention in Venezuela, revealing the US-led global order as untenable. To restore the concept of rules-based international relations, a new philosophical foundation is necessary.
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