Postwar order

The postwar order refers to the global political and economic systems established after major conflicts, such as World War II. It involves the creation of international institutions like the United Nations, aimed at maintaining peace, fostering economic cooperation, and preventing future wars. Countries realign their alliances, rebuild economies, and promote diplomacy to ensure stability. This order emphasizes collective security, international law, and cooperation among nations to create a more peaceful and predictable world environment following widespread destruction and upheaval.