Power is the standard of respect and international justice hostage of interests – (in depth) – ✍️ Hisham Mahmoud Suleiman
In the world of politics, decisions are not made on the basis of the declared principles, but according to the balance of intertwined powers and interests, the main countries, in particular the United States, do not deal with the active parties in any political conflict, except when they are convinced that they have not alternative, but before reaching this stage, all forms of pressure to empty the adversary and extract the greatest quantity of concessions,
This approach is not the result of the moment, but rather a fixed strategy in international policy, where the world is managed according to the principle of power, not justice.
When we are talking about international relations, the phenomenon of double standards, which is one of the most important tools in the management of the global system, cannot be ignored.
We see this Clearly in the outcome of Democracy and Human Rights that Impose Penalties on Countries due to alleged Violaations, While Larger Violaations Are Overlooked If the perpetrators of the Allies Raise the Slogans of International Justice when they are in the Interest of the Major Powers, but their forget when Of Those Forces Even if they commit the same actions that ools are punished
In the Sudanese scene, we note that the international powers are well aware of those who have the real decision, but they do not recognize it directly, but put it under constant pressure by using tools such as sanctions and political interventions and by moving economic pressure documents.
This policy is no exception, but rather the rule.
On the other hand, we see in politics that there is no room for emotions or wishes which have the force is essential at the negotiation table and which awaits international recognition without having the elements of power.
The world respects only strong and international justice is only a tool that is used when it serves interests and is ignored when this is contradicted, no matter how some people try to deny it, it remains clear in each ancient and modern political scene.
