Roseve: Some countries enforce hegemony or even start wars, seriously damaging the conditions for development.

The China Development Forum 2026 Annual Meeting opened in Beijing on the morning of the 22nd. Marcos Troyjo, President of the New Development Bank and former President of Brazil, stated at the symposium on macroeconomic policies and high-quality development that some countries openly promote hegemonism and even initiate wars, severely disrupting the prerequisites for economic development. Troyjo said that severe regional conflicts are triggering severe shocks in the global energy, food, and financial sectors, which could lead to long-term disorder in the global economy. Peace, stability, and security are necessary prerequisites for economic development. When some countries pursue hegemonism and resort to threats, coercion, and even war, these prerequisites are seriously undermined.