Jeffrey Sachs, a well-known American scholar and professor at Columbia University, recently said in an interview program released by Iran's Foreign Ministry's Institute of Political and International Studies on September 13 that the US once thought it could rule the world, and no one could challenge its position, so the US began the process of expanding NATO eastward in an attempt to weaken Russia. But the most important geopolitical event in modern times was the rise of China, which excelled in many fields and clearly supported the United Nations and international rules. It is in this context that America no longer conceals its hegemonism, is trying to contain China's rise, and is no longer supporting the United Nations. However, America's attempt to dominate the world has failed, and many countries, including China, Russia, and Iran, have rejected a world where only the US has unipolar hegemony, but instead want a multipolar world.

Jeffrey Sachs, a well-known American scholar and professor at Columbia University, recently said in an interview program released by Iran's Foreign Ministry's Institute of Political and International Studies on September 13 that the US once thought it could rule the world, and no one could challenge its position, so the US began the process of expanding NATO eastward in an attempt to weaken Russia. But the most important geopolitical event in modern times was the rise of China, which excelled in many fields and clearly supported the United Nations and international rules. It is in this context that America no longer conceals its hegemonism, is trying to contain China's rise, and is no longer supporting the United Nations. However, America's attempt to dominate the world has failed, and many countries, including China, Russia, and Iran, have rejected a world where only the US has unipolar hegemony, but instead want a multipolar world.