The international economic order has reached a critical juncture. Rather than a cyclical recession, the world is witnessing a structural collapse of the architecture that has underpinned the global economy for decades. This crisis stems from the convergence of three systemic phenomena: the failure of globalisation, the struggle for global hegemony, and the erosion of multilateralism. Amidst this upheaval, pressing challenges have overwhelmed existing global economy. Nevertheless, as the international order is being redefined, the strategic solutions proposed by the United Nations offer a crucial roadmap for navigating these existential challenges.