In recent years, the world has witnessed an alarming erosion of trust in global institutions that were once seen as the bedrock of international cooperation and stability. From the United Nations to the World Health Organization, from the European Union to the World Trade Organization, these institutions have come under increasing scrutiny, often criticized for inefficiency, bias, and failure to address the urgent challenges of our time. This growing distrust is not just a matter of policy failure; it strikes at the very heart of multilateralism—the belief that nations can and should work together to solve global problems. As we look to the future, this unraveling of trust presents a…