Global security arrangements 'unravelling', UN chief warns nuclear disarmament conference
Security arrangements that have supported global peace for decades are unraveling, the head of the United Nations warned on Monday as he urged countries to work together towards a nuclear free world. The warning comes at a critical time, as the Conference on Disarmament gathers in Geneva to discuss nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation commitments. The UN Secretary General's call for cooperation highlights the growing concern about the erosion of trust and stability globally.
- As global tensions rise, it is becoming increasingly clear that the current system of international relations is no longer sufficient to address the complex challenges of the 21st century, and a new approach to security arrangements may be needed.
- Will the world be able to transition away from the nuclear arms race and towards a more peaceful and cooperative future, or will the unraveling of global security arrangements lead to a new era of instability and conflict?