Wither Architecture Of Global Governance?

The post-war institutional architecture of global governance is fragmented and untidy. The approach of the US on global governance is transactional and undefined, though it has shown distrust in the existing formal institutions such as the UN and WTO and informal ones such as G7 and G20. Unilateralism of the sort that US President Donald J Trump states, such as integration of Canada in the US or either allowing Greenland to choose its future or becoming a part of America, threatens allies and competitors alike. President Trump is upending post-war security, diplomatic, ecological, health and economic structures that had shaped the world’s geopolitical foundations and brought the veto and non-veto powers of the UN to shape the frame of global governance — formulate policies, execute them and resolve conflicts.