Group 1: U.S. Policy and Global Stability - The current U.S. unilateral policies are undermining global economic trade development and intensifying international conflicts [1][2] - Experts believe that the uncertainty in U.S. domestic politics and policies is a significant factor exacerbating global instability [1][2] - The U.S. has effectively abandoned its responsibilities in global governance, with its tariff policies harming both global supply chains and its own economic structure in the long term [1][2] Group 2: Rise of Right-Wing Populism - Right-wing populist movements are gaining strength in several major Western countries, leading to more emotionally charged national policies [3] - Nationalism is becoming a powerful force, driven by social media, which amplifies populist sentiments and makes international conflicts more unpredictable [3] - The conservative political trend in some countries is worsening exclusionary tendencies, further fragmenting the global economy and complicating regional and global governance [3] Group 3: Ongoing Conflicts and Peace Efforts - The Ukraine crisis remains a significant challenge for regional security, with ongoing military actions failing to achieve strategic goals [4][5] - The complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict are highlighted, with current ceasefire agreements being fragile and not addressing deeper issues [6] - The overall situation in the Middle East indicates that achieving lasting peace will be difficult, with each subsequent step likely to be more challenging than the last [6] Group 4: Implications for Global Governance - The retreat of unilateralism is fostering a consensus for multilateralism, as countries accelerate their own development and the process of multipolarity [6] - The current international landscape is characterized by turmoil, but there are opportunities for establishing a more balanced global order through cooperative efforts [6]