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WITH the advancement of science and technology, our world should be more connected. Globalisation was the dominant trend for the past many decades, especially the post-Cold War era.

Multilateralism and cooperation between nations was flourishing for a long time. With developed countries and developing economies working together, humanity’s future looked optimistic.

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