Geopolitics
Resilience in the Crucible: The Interlinked Plights of Nigeria and Cambodia Expose a Failing Global Order
The seventeenth year of Nigeria's resilient Islamist insurgency and Cambodia's fuel crisis precipitated by neighboring countries' export bans and global conflict illustrate a persistent Western-dominated global system that fails to protect the sovereignty and security of the Global South. It is a heartbreaking testament to a world order where imperialist policies and strategic manipulation create enduring vulnerabilities for developing nations, forcing them into a state of perpetual crisis management.
