French senator: International law does not work in world
Foreign policy
- 14 March, 2024
- 13:06
Currently, international law does not work in the world, Nathalie Goulet, a member of the Senate of France, said at the panel session of the 11th Global Baku Forum On War and Peace: The Return of "Realpolitik,” Report informs.
Goulet mentioned that the future is in reality: "But now lobbying prevails in real politics. The reason the world is in this situation is a lack of leadership. We don't know what we are doing right. Due to the lack of real politics, criminality and terrorism have increased."
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