Exploring the complex dynamics of global diplomacy, this book delves into the challenges posed by the authoritarian regimes of Putin and Xi, highlighting the profound suffering inflicted on their citizens and the threats they pose internationally. It raises critical questions about the moral implications of engaging with such dictatorships while emphasizing the necessity for global cooperation to tackle pressing issues. The text confronts the dilemma of whether compromise with regimes that embody evil is possible or justifiable in the pursuit of peace and stability.
