It is not enough to identify the many global needs; practical actions must also be organized to advance initiatives such as the Global Alliance. In this regard, Brazil and China can make a decisive contribution.
The stronger economic capacity of the BRICS would be good news for the developing economies, because the issues of interest to these economies may be advocated with increased negotiating capacity.
The BRICS are moving quickly towards building a more inclusive international order, bringing to the fore the desire of the countries of the Global South to build an international order that is truly democratic, inclusive, and multilateral.
China’s recent efforts have contributed to optimism that the tricky energy transition does not need to come at the expense of energy security.
As conflicts are continuously evolving in different parts of the world, the Geneva Conventions remain a crucial framework for protecting human dignity and limiting the barbarity of war.
At a time when humankind is still facing the threat of war, we need to go back to the Conventions and reacquaint ourselves with the cruelty of war to ensure that the spirit of the Conventions is immortalized.
Meloni’s five-day visit has brought a demonstration of Italy’s good will to begin a new phase of bilateral relations with China.
The Global Security Initiative offers a way toward reshaping the world on the basis of universal security and securing a lasting peaceful global community.
The GCI calls for exchanges and mutual learning between different civilizations.
Civilizations vary in characteristics and advantages, but they are not the superior nor the inferior.
The Global Security Initiative defines it as a security governance structure centered on the United Nations, and its efforts are to prevent wars and lead post-war reconstruction.
Peaceful coexistence is based on respect for the sovereignty of each country.
