The Munich report titled "Under Destruction" outlines the significant dangers posed by Donald Trump's political strategies, labeling them as a threat to the global order as we know it. The report sets the tone for the Munich Security Conference (MSC), which brings together over 60 world leaders along with defense and foreign ministers, along with key figures from business and academia, at the Bavarian Hotel this weekend. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre leads a delegation of five ministers to participate, emphasizing Norway's active involvement in global security discussions.

The report paints a stark and troubling view of international affairs, suggesting that the world as previously understood is no longer viable. The gathering in Munich serves as a crucial platform for leaders to discuss urgent geopolitical challenges, with pressing issues highlighted that threaten stability and cooperation. This year’s MSC is particularly notable as it features significant Norwegian political representation, underlining the country's commitment to engaging in international dialogues concerning security and governance.

As global leaders converge to discuss the implications of the findings, the MSC will serve as a critical space to address concerns over the rise of populism and national interests overshadowing collective security efforts. The report’s warning about the potential consequences of a Trump-oriented world underscores the ongoing debate about global governance and the need for reinvigorated multilateral cooperation in times of uncertainty.