"To get back on course and help anchor a changing world, America should now embrace what one might call 'multilateralism-lite.' International cooperation remains necessary for solving global problems like trade, global warming, and AI regulation, but the United States cannot rely on bureaucratic and slow-moving institutions like the U.N. to address these problems," writes CFR expert @CharlesKupchan for @RStatecraft. "As global power diffuses, the United States must for now set aside efforts to spread republican ideals and instead work with other nations — democracies and autocracies alike — to fashion a pluralistic and ideologically diverse global order," he writes.