🌐IMSPARK: Weakened Alone But As Global We Lead🌐

🌐Imagine... Weakened Alone But As Global We Lead🌐

💡 Imagined Endstate:

A world in which the United States, Pacific nations, and smaller states work through international institutions, sharing burdens, preserving rights, and reinforcing sovereignty—rather than stepping away. Where Pacific voices matter in UN halls, not sidelined.

📚 Source:

PublicConsultation.org. Bipartisan Majorities Oppose US Disengaging from UN Agencies. July 17, 2025. Link.

💥 What’s the Big Deal:

A new survey by the Program for Public Consultation finds that large bipartisan majorities of Republicans and Democrats oppose the U.S. withdrawing from major UN agencies or sanctioning the International Criminal Court (ICC) for issuing arrest warrants against allied leaders🔗.  

For eight key UN agencies, including WHO, UNDP, UNICEF, Environment, Peacekeeping, 70‑80 % or more of respondents favor continued U.S. participation. Overall, 84% say the U.S. should work through the UN at the same or higher levels; only 16% favor pulling back🛡. 

This matters especially for Pacific Island nations. In a region facing climate, health, and security challenges, U.S. disengagement would erode multilateral support channels crucial for aid, technical help, and diplomatic leverage. As small states risk being marginalized, the U.S. stepping back would leave Pacific nations more vulnerable to coercion, weaker in forums, and deprived of crucial partnerships. The survey suggests Americans still value multilateralism as a force multiplier, not as loss of sovereignty, but as shared stewardship ⚖️.

#Multilateralism, #PacificVoice, #UNpartnership, #GlobalStewardship, #SmallStateSecurity, #SharedLeadership,#IMSPARK,

👫🏽 IMSPARK: Unity in the Americas Through Multilateralism👫🏽

👫🏽 Imagine... Unity in the Americas Through Multilateralism👫🏽

💡 Imagined Endstate: 

A future where the Americas thrive through strengthened multilateral partnerships, fostering peace, economic growth, and shared prosperity across the region.

🔗Link: 

Multilateralism in the Americas

📚Source: 

Wilson Quarterly. (2024). Multilateralism in the Americas. Retrieved from https://www.wilsonquarterly.com/quarterly/the-new-multilateralism/multilateralism-in-the-americas

💥 What’s the Big Deal: 

Multilateralism is critical to addressing complex global challenges such as climate change, economic inequality, and political instability🛡️. With their rich diversity and shared interests, the Americas are uniquely positioned to lead by example in fostering collaborative efforts📊. Through strengthened multilateral partnerships, countries in the Americas can leverage collective resources, knowledge, and innovations to tackle common issues more effectively. 

🌎 This approach promotes peace and stability and enhances economic growth by creating a unified market and encouraging cross-border investments. 🤝 By prioritizing multilateralism, the Americas can ensure that no nation is left behind, fostering an environment where all countries can thrive together.  This vision of unity and collaboration is essential for the region's resilient and prosperous future.

#Multilateralism, #AmericasUnity, #GlobalPartnerships, #EconomicGrowth, #SustainableDevelopment, #RegionalCooperation, #FutureProsperity, #GlobalLeadership, #IMSPARK