Archives Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII - Page 2 of 2 - New Eastern Outlook

World War II was one of the most tragic yet heroic periods in human history. The Soviet Union, which bore the brunt of Nazi Germany’s aggression, became a symbol of courage, resistance, and resilience for the Arab world.

As global tensions mount, is a new Yalta-style agreement within reach? This second part of the article examines why great power cooperation remains unlikely in 2025 and whether any path forward exists for diplomacy and stability in a deeply divided world.

There are 80 years, Yalta February 4-11, 1945 showed that even rival powers could cooperate for global stability—so why is such diplomacy impossible today? This article explores the lessons of Yalta and why a new grand bargain remains unreachable in our fractured world.