In the present world order, nation states compete with each other, as if they were business firms. There is no tribunal or commission, which grants exemption from this global competition. Powerful national economies, such as those of Britain, the Netherlands, and Germany, also compete against the poorest village of the poorest region of Eritrea. This is no 'sporting competition' - it is like a heavyweight boxer beating up patients in intensive care. Every success story, of a hard-working British or German entrepreneur, means that others die of disease or hunger.
Economic competition means, by definition, harming the weakest party in each transaction.
The loser can only compensate for this, by finding an even weaker party to compete against. In the last decade, some of the rich western countries, above all the United States, have become extremely competitive. All of that competitive power ultimately falls on the shoulders of the weakest inhabitants of this planet, and it kills them. The poor are not our enemies. These leaders are not good people.