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==== 1. The Collapse of the Rules-Based International Order ==== The modern international system rests (imperfectly) on a few core ideas: * State sovereignty * Freedom of navigation * Collective enforcement through international institutions, not unilateral force * Proportionality and due process If multiple countries began saying, “We judge your government immoral or criminal, therefore we will blockade your economy,” those norms would erode rapidly. Result: International law would be replaced by power politics—where the strongest navies, air forces, and economies impose their will, and weaker states have no protection at all. This would resemble a return to 19th-century gunboat diplomacy, not a stable 21st-century order.
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