ollow the news cycle and you get the sense that the world has become Darwinian, an environment where only the fittest, the best able to adapt, will survive or see their interests prevail. Globalisation and digitalisation are not just transforming societies and economies but international relations. As the rules of the post-1945 global order become more fragile, our epoch has come to resemble a vast free-for-all. Power is being redefined, but what drives so much of the tension? Here’s one thought: frustration.
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