On Nov. 11, 1918, in Compiègne Forest, the railway carriage belonging to the supreme allied commander, Marshal Ferdinand Foch, served as the site where the German representatives signed the humiliating armistice agreement of 1918. The harsh terms outlined in the Treaty of Versailles motivated Adolf Hitler, a radical fascist, to rise within German politics, advocating for the abolition of the treaty, reminiscent of France’s restitution after the Battle of Waterloo.

The Allied powers agreed to establish a new world order at the Yalta Conference, which translated into the formal creation of the United Nations. Karl Marx famously stated, “History repeats itself first as tragedy, then as farce.”

The tragedy of World War II led to the founding of the United Nations. However, regrettably, the world is once again engulfed in conflict. While the United States withdraws from European affairs, the global landscape is experiencing a populist surge. Among these developments, Ukraine is under pressure to sign a humiliating armistice agreement, primarily driven by the United States itself, which previously assured Ukraine’s security in 1994 through the Budapest Memorandum.

The United States, once championed a rules-based world order, has withdrawn from 31 United Nations organizations, violated its own supported U.N. Security Council Resolution 138 by kidnapping President Nicolás........

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