The Russo-Ukrainian War and the International Order
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The war between Russia and Ukraine has surpassed 74 days, the duration of the Falklands/Malvinas War in 1982. As it stands, there is no evidence that the conflict will come to an end in the immediate future, given the increasingly hardline and distant positions of both sides.
The world remains attentive to this conflict, as its global effects are already becoming apparent, particularly in economic aspects. However, since its inception, the question has arisen as to whether this war will affect the international order, and if so, in what way.
The following document will present an overview of the potential impact this conflagration could have on the international order. To this end, the concept of international order will be reviewed, and the current condition of that order will be addressed; the impact of this war will be analyzed, and some ideas that are deemed necessary to highlight will be presented.
