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Is global cooperation falling apart, or are we just looking at it the wrong way?In this first episode of Future Cooperation, we unpack the growing sense of crisis around international cooperation and challenge the idea that the system is collapsing. From Colombia and the wider Global South, this conversation offers a different lens. One that sees not just risk, but real possibility.We explore why the old system was never as fair as it seemed, how a more multipolar world is reshaping power, and why moments of crisis have historically opened the door to something better.This episode sets the stage for a bigger question. If global cooperation is changing, what comes next?Brought to you by the Global Cooperation Institute.
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