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A lament for the rules-based international order | Daily FT



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“In 1648, the Thirty Years’ War came to an end.”
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“By some estimates, 20% of the population of Europe perished, a greater proportion than in the wars of the 20th Century.”
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“The Peace of Westphalia, which finally ended the conflict, is marked as the beginning of modern diplomacy.”
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“The First World War came to an end in 1918.”
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“The First World War was triggered by an assassination of an Austro-Hungarian Archduke by Bosnian Serb nationalists.”
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“The Paris Peace Conference and the resulting treaties that ended the conflict produced a new form of multilateral diplomacy and the League of Nations.”
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“The League of Nations could not thwart the catastrophe that was the Second World War.”
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“The rules-based international order was developed to avoid the cataclysms of the past and preserve stability and prosperity.”
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“Prime Minister Carney of Canada stated that 'the strongest would exempt themselves when convenient' and 'trade rules were enforced asymmetrically'.”
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“The international order is anarchic; there is no world Government, no Hobbesian Leviathan that imposes and enforces laws between States.”
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“The rules-based international order was founded in the interest of its founders to avoid the misery of an insecure world.”
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