I once protested against the G7. I feel no need now, because it’s collapsing all by itself | Zoe Williams

Zoe Williams reflects on her past protests against the G7, noting that the group is now seemingly collapsing on its own due to internal rule-breaking and power dynamics. She observes that the legitimacy of a rules-based order is undermined when not all participants adhere to the rules, a principle that was central to her earlier protests. This shift suggests that collective global governance might be finding a path to reform without the need for constant activism.