The term "new world order" in international relations refers to a paradigm shift in global political dynamics following significant historical events, especially the end of the Cold War. It encompasses a vision of a world characterized by enhanced cooperation, stability, and more democratic governance among nations. This concept suggests a transition from polarized power blocs toward a more interconnected and multipolar international system, where global issues such as terrorism, globalization, and climate change demand collective action. However, its interpretation and implications remain subjects of debate in diplomatic circles.