The United Nations, once celebrated as the guardian of peace and justice, is today viewed by many as a paralyzed institution, unable to respond effectively to wars, global crises, or rising multipolar tensions. Vetoes block action, reforms are endlessly delayed, and smaller states feel sidelined. Against this backdrop, a phrase is gaining traction: “Time for a reset.”At the center of this discussion stand two actors: Ilham Aliyev, president of Azerbaijan, and Donald Trump, president of the

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