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The world today stands at a crossroads. From the Middle East to Europe, armed conflicts remain on the rise, and the suffering of war is felt beyond the battlefield. But amid growing uncertainty, encouraging signs of diplomatic engagement and dialogue offer hope. So how should we understand today's changing world? Can countries manage competition without escalating into confrontation? And in an era of often volatile transformation, how can peace, security and development be maintained?
In this episode of Dialogue, we speak with Yan Xuetong, honorary president of the Institute of International Relations at Tsinghua University, to help us answer these questions.
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