The international forum "Facing the New World Order", held on April 9 at ADA University in Baku, served as a vital platform for examining the shifting dynamics of global politics. Speaking to the press following the event, Member of the Azerbaijani Parliament Kamaladdin Gafarov emphasized the forum's particular relevance for countries in the Near and Middle East, as well as the broader international community grappling with the consequences of rising geopolitical tensions.

Gafarov highlighted that the world is undergoing a profound transformation, transitioning from a unipolar model to a multipolar international order. This emerging reality, he noted, is accompanied by increasing regional instability—a pattern observed across several continents, from Eastern Europe to the Middle East.

“This process is currently accompanied by an increase in regional tensions on a global scale,” Gafarov stated. “In order to solve the existing problems, regional actors need to intervene more actively in the processes. Because international organizations can no longer implement adequate security measures.”

Indeed, the declining efficacy of........

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