Minilateralism, a relatively recent concept in international relations, involves small groups of nations cooperating to address common issues and pursue shared objectives. A creative minilateral approach to tackle challenges in the region necessitates acknowledging the importance of authentic frustration, rather than concentrating solely on militancy. It is this genuine discontent that often drives us into political standoffs and a sense of futility. Recognizing and addressing the root causes of this frustration can be key to developing effective minilateral strategies for lasting solutions
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