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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres dropped a truth bomb this week: The world is dangerously close to fracturing into rival trade blocs fueled by geopolitical tensions. Speaking on Wednesday, he revealed that over 140 trade barriers introduced since 2019 are rooted in global power struggles—think tech wars, sanctions, and supply chain 'decoupling.'
'We can’t afford a divided world economy,' Guterres stressed, calling for urgent cooperation. The warning comes as countries increasingly prioritize national security over open trade, risking higher prices, slower innovation, and supply chain nightmares.
Why should you care? For young professionals and entrepreneurs, this could mean fewer job opportunities and pricier gadgets. Students studying global economics, take note: This shift could redefine international relations for decades. Even travelers might feel the ripple effects—imagine visa hassles or limited cultural exchanges!
Guterres’ plea? 'Build bridges, not walls.' With the UN pushing for fairer trade rules and climate-friendly policies, the next move belongs to world leaders. Will they choose collaboration or chaos?
Speaking on Wednesday, he revealed that over 140 trade barriers introduced since 2019 are rooted in global power struggles—think tech wars, sanctions, and supply chain 'decoupling.'
With the UN pushing for fairer trade rules and climate-friendly policies, the next move belongs to world leaders. Will they choose collaboration or chaos?
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