Peace on the Brink: Why Ukraine, Gaza & Sudan Could Spark a New World Disorder

Synopsis

In 'The Edge of Disorder: Navigating Global Wars from Truce to Trust,' Hanad Aweis provides an essential, fact-based guide to understanding how three major global conflicts are fundamentally reshaping international power dynamics, alliances, and established norms. Moving beyond the noise of daily headlines and propaganda, this journal-style analysis connects the stark realities of the battlefield directly to their profound impacts on global food and energy markets, migration flows, technological advancements, and financial systems. Aweis meticulously unpacks the interconnectedness of the Ukraine, Gaza, and Sudan conflicts, revealing how they collectively signal a shift from a unipolar to a contested multipolar world, with significant implications for smaller nations. The book offers a clear-eyed assessment of military stalemates, the complexities of sanctions, and the delicate art of negotiation, providing readers with the analytical frameworks needed to discern truth from misinformation. The core purpose of 'The Edge of Disorder' is to combat 'war fatigue' by demonstrating the tangible, everyday consequences of distant conflicts and to counter simplistic narratives with comparative, evidence-driven analysis. Aweis elevates civilian perspectives, highlighting the trauma of displacement and the long-term challenges of recovery, while also offering a practical roadmap for achieving ceasefires, facilitating negotiations, and navigating the intricate process of post-war reconstruction. Through branding terms like 'Humanitarian Realism' and 'Ceasefire to Settlement,' the book champions a pragmatic approach to peacebuilding, focusing on actionable steps for de-escalation and rebuilding. The ultimate aim is to reframe public discourse from a focus on military outcomes to a shared commitment to ending violence and fostering sustainable recovery, inspiring cross-conflict learning and equipping policymakers, activists, and the public with credible models for a more peaceful future.