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The UN Secretary General, António Guterres, has warned that global politics is increasingly driven by power rather than shared rules.
He argues that major states prioritise national influence over multilateralism.
His remarks follow recent US actions and rhetoric questioning the value of international law.
Guterres says this trend threatens core UN principles, including equality among states.
He also criticised the Security Council, saying veto powers allow major countries to block collective action.
Supporters say weakening international law risks instability and selective enforcement.
Others argue powerful states have always shaped global outcomes.
The comments have sparked debate over whether the law of power is replacing international law.
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