U.S. Approach to Global Relations Hinders Peace Efforts

The article argues that international peace and security will never be realized due to the conflicting interests of the U.S. and global resistance. It critiques the U.S. interpretation of international relations, emphasizing that terms like bilateral, trilateral, and multilateral relationships are often misapplied.

The piece highlights the U.S. under President Donald Trump as a primary driver of conflict, asserting that the U.S. imposes its hegemony while disregarding international law. The article references Trump's administration's aggressive stance towards Iran, including military actions aimed at neutralizing its nuclear capabilities.

It notes that the U.S. and Israel's strategies are rooted in a perpetual state of war, undermining any potential for peace. The discussion also touches on the historical context of treaties like Westphalia and critiques the U.S. narrative of peace, suggesting that the ongoing military actions and targeted killings of Iranian scientists reflect a deeper, unresolved conflict rather than a pathway to peace.