The aim of the discussion is to explore what motivates Washington’s retreat from multilateralism, how likely it is that other like-minded leaders may follow this path, and what these developments reveal about the evolving role of international institutions. Drawing on the first-hand experience of Ambassador Mitch Fifield, former Permanent Representative of Australia to the United Nations, the conversation will examine how middle powers are adapting to the changing multilateral environment and analyze the broader implications of U.S. decisions for Europe, global trade, and the emerging geopolitical landscape.
The event will be moderated by Buda Nedbalek, Junior Researcher at the Center for International Law.