This opinion piece, written in collaboration with Catte Black from the OffGuardian, is a response to the opinion piece written by Professor Piers Robinson and Vanessa Beeley offering an analysis of global power dynamics. Please read to discover where we agree and disagree.
Hrvoje Moric—from Geopolitics and Empire—and I discuss discusses the Chinese social credit system and how in fact it is global and already operating in the West under a different guise. Check it out.
Nikolay Patrushev, secretary of the Russian Federation Security Council, recently made a cutting critique of Western power. He neglected to mention that the same can be applied to the Russian state. Discover the Patrushev oversight here.
We have discussed models of global governance, the links between multipolarity and the characters behind creating the multipolar world order. Now discover the oligarchs in the East who are fulfilling the Great Reset and the theories that underpin their strategies.
In Part 3 of our series looking at the so-called Multipolar World Order, we examine its relationship to the other models of world order that have preceded it and to the alleged Great Reset. Many claim that the multipolar model stands in opposition to and is, in effect, an antidote to the Great Reset. But is that true?
In Part 2 of the series we consider how the multipolar world order has come to represent the future of global governance. Who are the people behind it and what are the economic, financial and political forces pushing it? Read here to find out. You may be surprised by what you find.
The Multipolar World Order is seen by some as potential salvation from the unipolar world order. But is it? In Part 1 of this 3 part series, where we will explore this question, we first define the nature of world order and consider its current form.