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While the U.S. has opted for a strategic disengagement, Australia faces its own set of challenges and considerations in determining its role within the global framework. The ongoing debates highlight a broader trend of skepticism towards multilateral institutions, driven by concerns over sovereignty, bias, and bureaucratic overreach.
As international politics evolve, countries will need to carefully weigh the benefits of global cooperation against concerns over ideological bias and overreach. Whether Australia will follow the U.S. in reevaluating its involvement remains uncertain, but the conversation surrounding the role of UNESCO and the United Nations is unlikely to subside any time soon.