Lessons from Germany’s (entirely predictable) UN Security Council defeat
Germany's defeat in the UN Security Council was predictable, highlighting the challenges middle powers face in a world dominated by aggressive great powers. The article emphasizes the need for middle powers to form alliances to navigate such a geopolitical landscape.
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