Superpowers cannot solve world’s problems, UN chief says in final general assembly address
THE SO WHAT
When the UN Secretary-General says military, economic, and technological power are no longer enough, he’s telegraphing a world where coordination capacity is the scarce asset. Operators with cross-border supply chains or data flows should assume more fragmentation, more parallel regimes, and design for redundancy rather than single-point geopolitical bets.
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