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During the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in New York, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized the current international order, stating that the global multilateral system is “broken” and ineffective at managing or resolving major international conflicts, citing disputes such as India-Pakistan tensions as an example.

Key points from the remarks:

• Failure to Resolve Major Conflicts: Rubio stated that the world currently lacks a functional international mechanism capable of resolving significant disputes. He noted that while it would be ideal to have a system that can effectively settle conflicts like those between India and Pakistan, the current system is not capable of doing so.

• Mission Creep: He argued that the international systemincluding the United Nationsis failing largely because it has grown beyond its original purpose and mandate, becoming involved in areas outside its core scope while failing to resolve primary security crises.

• National Interest Comes First: Rubio explained that when international institutions fail to deliver stability and conflict resolution, sovereign countries, including the United States, will inevitably prioritize their own national interests and act independently.

• System Needs Refocusing: While criticizing its current efficacy, Rubio noted that Washington still sees value and potential in international institutions like the UN, but argued that the system must refocus on its original role and core responsibilities.