The article examines the crisis of political mediation at the international level, suggesting implications for regional and national contexts.
The article raises such a pressing issue, which is the crisis of political mediation, which manifests itself most clearly at the international level, but has its own causes and features in regional and national perspectives. The difficulties of political mediation are especially noticeable in comparison with the successes of other forms of alternative dispute resolution. It is proved that in addition to crisis manifestations in international life, this type of mediation is significantly affected by negative processes manifested in political culture. At the same time, a forecast is made for the revival of international mediation as we move towards a new model of a multipolar world order.
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