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The discussion also veered into the territory of global institutions like the United Nations, where Sachs expressed skepticism about their effectiveness. He highlighted the limitations of organizations meant to manage global diplomacy, arguing that they often lack real power and enforcement authority.
Sachs stressed that the U.N. serves primarily as a venue for dialogue among nations but struggles with enforcement and accountability, particularly when it comes to powerful states like the U.S. He argued for a reevaluation of these institutions, positing that transparent processes and accountability are essential for rebuilding public trust.