Politics in the leading and most developed countries is going through its weakest, most empty and engorged period of history. The number of voters in the latest elections in Europe declined to 71 percent in France, 66 percent in Germany, 50 percent in the US, and 61 percent in England. However, the number of voters being higher in Turkey and Belgium at about 86 percent and 80 percent in Sweden, Denmark, Australia and South Korea shows that this decline is not the case throughout the world. The lack of interest the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council in politics leads to a “leaderless” trauma, a disheartened and timid political approach. As the “evading responsibility and overlooking problems” approach exists, we witness that this will affect other institutions in countries.