Ordem Mundial

Given his long history in diplomacy, I'm curious what prompted him to write this book at this particular moment and how he sees its relevance today.

The way past events are woven into current issues makes the book feel very timely, but I wonder if some readers might see it as too optimistic or too cautious.

Some sections felt dense, but I appreciated the depth. Do others think this approach helps or hinders understanding for a general audience?