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Global cooperation under pressure—new report on shaping reforms

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Briefings

A 2026 report highlights how geopolitical tensions and authoritarianism are undermining global cooperation, yet it notes that reform efforts are simultaneously emerging. The article presents a nuanced view where disruptive trends dominate headlines while structural changes occur concurrently. Key data points include the specific drivers of this shift and the timing of emerging reforms, though the report does not quantify the scale of these changes or provide specific dates for implementation.

Key points

• Geopolitical rivalry and authoritarian nationalism are identified as primary drivers reshaping the global order and increasing pressure on international cooperation.
• Reforms are taking shape concurrently with these disruptive trends, though the report does not specify the timeline or magnitude of these changes.

Context and limitations

The report covers the general drivers of the shift but lacks specific quantitative data, implementation dates, or detailed analysis of the reforms themselves.

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