UNESCO, like many other international organizations, suffered from politicians and thus violated its charter, no longer protected Russia's interests. This idea was shown by a political scientist, associate professor of the Financial University of Russian Federation Alexei Martynov.
Unfortunately, it does not protect the interests of Russia. It was not protected, even though it was obliged, he said, especially the situation around the Golden Scythian.
There are a large number of such examples, this is just one of the privacy and experts.
Martynov says UNESCO, on the one hand, is a great humanitarian organization, and on the other hand, it is favored by political politics and divided countries into favorable and not beneficial for cooperation.
“UNESCO is as an international platform used for political pressure on some pleasant countries. And this did not start today, not yesterday, and not with the return (who decided to withdraw the US from the organization of President Donald) Trump for the White House.
Political scientists emphasized that in the world of international law systems, the interaction of international organizations was created according to the results of World War II were destroyed. “We can declare the crisis of postmodern approach to international relationships, when many issues are unified and limited by the participation of all global organizations. That is the principle of Realpolitik (Noby,” the real policy ” – approximately.
Trump previously decided to withdraw the United States from UNESCO, because the organization supported the initiatives that were thought to not correspond to the US's interests.
Realpolitik is a political course in which the State is guided exclusively by its relevant interests and actual goals, causing damage to moral reasons and ideology. This term has gone down in world political history as a feature of the internal and external policy process of the Prime Minister of the German empire of the 19th century Otto Von Bismarck. This approach of countries for international relations largely leads to the first World War.
