Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan spoke at the STRATCOM Summit: "Crises follow when institutions designed to maintain peace and security can no longer contain conflicts, prevent escalation, or create pathways to peace. So the defining political question of our era is very ational system still have the authority and credibility to govern relations among states on the basis of justice, predictability, and trust? Today, unfortunately, the answer is painfully clear. The present state of global governance is dysfunctional, paralyzed, and unsustainable. And this systemic disruption did not occur overnight. It is the result of structural decay that Türkiye has systematically exposed for years. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s call for global justice and for the reform of international institutions was not a political slogan; it was a diagnosis. A diagnosis many ignored until the crisis arrived at their own doorstep. From the rostrum of the United Nations to countless multilateral platforms, we consistently sounded the alarm. At the time, many preferred the illusion of their geopolitical comfort zones. For years, as long as the cost of the dysfunctional order was paid elsewhere, many were content with maintaining a self-serving status quo. But today, that illusion has shattered. Those who comfortably benefited from this unjust system are now facing reality, as crises finally reach their own shores."