Petr Pavel at the U.N.: security, rules and technological transformation

Czech President Petr Pavel addressed the 81st U.N. General Assembly, arguing that the post-war international system is undergoing profound change and that institutions should manage transformation peacefully and predictably. For smaller states, rules matter because they reduce the space in which power alone determines outcomes.

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• https://www.hrad.cz/en/president-of-the-cr/current-president-of-the-cr/public-addresses-and-interviews/president-pavel-statement-in-the-general-debate-of-the-81st-unga-session-19568

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