Baghai, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in profound and thought-provoking statements, pointed to the dangers of structural nihilism in the governance system of the United States. He emphasized that the greatest geopolitical threat is not a leadership facing the reality of its mortality, but a type of governance that bases its indifference to the pain and suffering of humans on the "inevitability of death."
Structural Nihilism and Its Impacts
Baghai stated that structural nihilism refers to a type of governance that views humans as tools for achieving its goals, saying: "This type of governance can lead to the deprivation of fundamental human rights and ignore their pain and suffering." In fact, this approach can lead to neglect of humanitarian and social crises and ultimately exacerbate social and political insecurity.
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Consequences of Indifference to Humanity
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that indifference to the pain and suffering of humans not only leads to social crises but can also result in the collapse of human and social values. Baghai pointed to the negative impacts of this type of governance on global stability and security, stating: "We are facing a type of governance that is moving towards isolation and lack of international cooperation, and this poses a serious threat to all humanity."
He also emphasized the need to pay attention to human rights and human values in global policies, saying: "We must always keep in mind that human life and human rights should be at the center of policymakers' attention. If this issue is ignored, there will be serious dangers for human civilization."
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