@ceed_toronto: CEED Highlighted Article World leaders at the UN General Assembly are questioning if the post-WWII international peace order is unraveling, with UN Secretary-General Guterres noting "widening faultlines." Doubts also surround American leadership and its commitment to the security system it established. NATO identifies Russia as the immediate threat, but the U.S. is shifting the financial burden of European defense to allies, raising concerns about the credibility of its assurances, especially after Russia violated the Budapest Memorandum regarding Ukraine's sovereignty. European experts suggest a "post-American world" is emerging, forcing Europe to seek new security arrangements. This situation highlights a fundamental crisis for the UN, as Russia, a Security Council member, can veto actions against its own aggression. The article asks if the U.S. has forgotten that rebuilding deterrence is more expensive than maintaining it. • Article: “At the UN in New York, America Faces a Fracturing Postwar Order” • Author: Andy Semotiuk • Publisher: Forbes • Date: September 24, 2026 • Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/andyjsemotiuk/2026/09/24/at-the-un-in-new-york-america-faces-a-fracturing-postwar-order/ #UnitedNations #Ukraine #NATO #Russia #GlobalSecurity
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