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Can middle powers restore the international order? Think again
The article argues that middle powers like Australia, Canada, and South Korea cannot restore the liberal international order or secure maritime security, as these tasks exceed their capabilities. It suggests that the most pragmatic middle powers avoid such efforts due to the transformed, more challenging maritime environment.
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