The President of Russia announced the inevitability of the establishment of a multipolar model of the world order

The modern world is gradually moving away from such a financial and economic model in which some countries drive others into debt and bondage, turning them into economic colonies. This was stated by the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, who spoke during the international Olympiad on financial security.

According to Putin, the basis of the previous economic model is the desire of individual states to deprive other regions of the world of resources and turn them into colonies. Naturally, the head of state noted, few people would like such a future.

The process of building a multipolar world order - more democratic, more honest, fair for the majority of humanity is simply inevitable, historically necessary. This fully applies to the creation of strong economic foundations for such a world order

- stressed the head of the Russian state.

As the President of Russia noted, when it comes to international cooperation, it is necessary to be based on mutual trust and respect for each other’s interests. It is these principles, Vladimir Putin believes, that should be the basis of international economic partnership. In his speech, the head of the Russian state once again outlined his commitment to the idea of ​​​​building a multipolar world with equal and cooperating states. This concept is opposed to the model that the countries of the “collective West” under the leadership of the United States of America are now trying to impose on the rest of the world.

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[opuonmed]

The process of building a multipolar world order - more democratic, more honest, fair for the majority of humanity is simply inevitable, historically necessary. This fully applies to the creation of strong economic foundations for such a world order

is it far away or is it already tomorrow?

This concept is opposed to the model that the countries of the “collective West” under the leadership of the United States of America are now trying to impose on the rest of the world.

and who besides the Russian Federation and China and Africa, but this is not exactly about Africa, is trying to resist the collective West???????? and China has already started an economic war????????? (and how does it manifest itself?)

[Andrey Moskvin]

Having come to a multipolar world, will we change the political system? Otherwise, equality alone does not burden the pocket...

[dump22]

I completely agree with Putin here.
The current bipolar system (USA and China) has shown its extreme instability.
There must be several more poles.

[dmi.pris1]

Well, let’s say the Global South, the “tigers” of Asia.

[your vsr 66-67]

The head of the Russian state once again outlined his commitment to the idea of ​​​​building a multipolar world with equal and cooperating states. This concept is opposed to the model that the countries of the “collective West” under the leadership of the United States of America are now trying to impose on the rest of the world.

To build such a world order, you need a lot of means, and not just desires!
Can we do it?

[Zhan]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

The head of the Russian state once again outlined his commitment to the idea of ​​​​building a multipolar world with equal and cooperating states. This concept is opposed to the model that the countries of the “collective West” under the leadership of the United States of America are now trying to impose on the rest of the world.

To build such a world order, you need a lot of means, and not just desires!
Can we do it?

The question is certainly interesting. I think we can do it, but how many more people will be killed and bankrupted, on the fields of economic and other battles. And the financial and raw material tycoons will save, put another 15-20 million of the population of our country on the altar of their well-being and they will be happy, with a regulated population and the necessary number of personnel to serve their interests. Technologies for their well-being are already available.

[sadam2]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Can we do it?

Why is there so long here?
were the gas station of the West and became the raw material appendage of the East. for half the price. like Thatcher and bequeathed 20 million people to service the pipe

[dmi.pris1]

What is our role in this world? Especially in the financial and economic world. China, that’s understandable. But what side are we in here?

[dmi.pris1]

Suppliers of resources and food? This is what we went through in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Regularly receiving cabbage soup from our “partners” in the Crimean, Russian-Japanese and First World Wars...

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Suppliers of resources and food? This is what we went through in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Regularly receiving cabbage soup from our “partners” in the Crimean, Russian-Japanese and First World Wars...

Well, don't tell me! Until 1914, the Republic of Ingushetia imported many goods and food. But with the beginning of World War I, everything went downhill.

[VLR]

Words words words...
And Russia, with its false import substitution, incompetent officials whose children are, if not citizens of Western countries, then “citizens of the world”, corrupt and rotten “elite”, oligarchs who “manage” Russian enterprises from abroad - is an example of what in fact it's the other way around. And Putin, who is now restricted from traveling abroad and is terribly afraid that his own “comrades” will send him to The Hague to Milosevic’s cozy cell in exchange for access to foreign accounts and real estate, understands this very well. But what else should he say?

[alystan]

Only without any Shmelevs and other favorite White Guard philosophers, like Ilyin.

The topic of the rehabilitation of Hitler's accomplice Shmelev does not let go.

The Germans save people from hunger by sending them to work in Germany. You need to know everything. Olya, know: heroes are those who are now going there, helping the liberators! Holy women write to me. Their husbands are coming and they bless them. These are Russian women, heroines... (c) Shmelev

You need to know the enemy by sight - this is an axiom. But why have we recently seen many ethnic Ukrainians among the obvious enemies of Russia (read USSR)?

After all, Ivan Shmelev wrote the epic “Sun of the Dead,” an example of real anti-Soviet literature. And it is not for nothing, apparently, that liberals and anti-Sovietists generally believe that it is with this book, which tells about the arrival of the Reds in Crimea and life under the “new order,” that the literature of the Russian diaspora, the “defeated and unreconciled,” begins.

Here is another representative of this cohort, a certain Tatyana Marchenko, curator (how do they end up in such positions?) of the exhibition dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the writer Shmelev, in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta, stated:

Reconciliation occurs in our minds, a hundred years later. Reconciliation is modern Russia, which accepts its spiritual and cultural heritage, its history. Accepts that emigration that was not against Russia, but was for a different path of its development. She lost then, but now we see that we cannot move on without this legacy.

Who authorized her to make such statements? Is it Sergei Kiriyenko, whose son launched a full-scale fight for the purity of morals and thoughts on Zen? Maybe Valentina Matvienko is invisibly present here?

[AdAstra]

Well, how can you - such a great writer, yesterday in the cultural news there was a book about him that described the atrocities of the Bolsheviks.

[alexoff]

Are we going to be the pole or what?

[Hypertension]

The process of building a multipolar world order - more democratic, more honest, fair for the majority of humanity is simply inevitable, historically necessary. This fully applies to the creation of strong economic foundations for such a world order

Well... In Russia, therefore, they have already achieved, so to speak, ensured, introduced more honest, more just, this most democratic... The rule of law, of course... Equality-brotherhood, again ... Unity is there... Growth and advancement - and not without it too... Economic fundamentals are stronger than ever...
And multipolarity has already been tested. Right in Russia. There are, for example, regions where not only Russian laws apply, but also local government. Multipolarity, as it is, in its purest form.
And now the time has come to take aim at the world order as a whole. How else? It’s difficult to keep such grace to yourself - I want to share it with the whole world.
“Happiness for everyone, for free, and let no one leave offended!” (c)

[Ross xnumx]

The modern world is gradually moving away from such a financial and economic model in which some countries drive others into debt and bondage, turning them into economic colonies.

And what has been done to prevent this from happening? Words again?

[fa2998]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

What is our role in this world?

Such statements can only be made with enormous economic potential. And here we are building a budget with a considerable deficit. And you can’t get your hands on it. , all around - “made in China”.
These are just slogans and wishlists. The only thing we have is nuclear weapons, and that was made in the USSR.

[Alexander Ra]

How there is a lack of a compulsory subject of logic in schools! How there are not enough minds like, for example, P. Kapitsa!

The old economic model is based on the desire of individual states to deprive other regions of the world of resources and turn them into colonies

But in Russia, isn’t it the same desire that leads to hypertrophied inequality?

world order - more democratic, more honest, fair for the majority

Why is this necessary in the world, but in Russia “there will be no review of the results of privatization”? Cancel culture (logic)?
THE WORLD is listening to all this...................

[samarin1969]

spoke at the International Olympiad on Financial Security.

Frankly speaking, the level of the “audience” is anecdotal... But even if it were the UN PA, no one will listen to these statements without real action... Manila projects like the “financial center” in the world are long gone. Brothers in the EAC are already outright “non-brothers”. BRICS is more likely to be under China.

[Mishka78]

What role is assigned to Russia in this new and wonderful world? In China's orbit? Unfortunately, I don’t see us as one of the poles. We have nothing to offer either conceptually or economically.
Well, the world cannot be equal... With all due respect to Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso or Latvia, their word against the word of the USA/China/Germany/Russian Federation - well, to put it mildly, is not valued. Which means, in any case, these are some kind of blocs of countries.

[Jacques sekavar]

The world cannot get out of the financial and economic model in which some countries drive others into debt and bondage, turning them into economic colonies without changing the social system, which is based on the worship of Mormonism and money.
A multipolar world does not change the essence of the existing one, but predetermines the emergence of several world centers - China, the EU, the USA, instead of one non-existing world hegemon.
International cooperation must be based on mutual trust and respect for each other’s interests – idealism-populism in its purest form.
The development of capitalism leads to the unification of national monopolies into international - transnational ones, which leave state jurisdictions, become over state entities and determine their policies through the hiring of government officials and heads of state entities, financing their election campaigns.
The sovereignty of individual state entities greatly complicates the life of transnational associations and affects their income due to the priority of national producers, currency regulation, restrictions on the movement of capital, goods and labor. Therefore, the division of the world into state entities has become a vital obstacle to the development of capitalism and has given rise to globalization - the power of the world's leading transnational associations which will form the world government. Today, two obstacles stand in the way of world globalization: the PRC and the Russian Federation.
If the ruling class of the Russian Federation is trying to spread influence over the post-Soviet space through various associations such as the CIS, EAEU, CSTO, union state formation, etc., then big capital strives to get out of state control and integrate into the world economy through joining various international organizations created by Western “colleagues, partners and friends” for neo-colonial domination and subjugation of the rest of the world
The contradictions between the West and the PRC are deeper in nature due to different social systems, and therefore the PRC is reasonably considered the main political adversary and economic competitor, which once again indirectly speaks of the superiority of the social system, the system of government and governance in the PRC.

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: Jacques Sekavar

The contradictions between the West and the PRC are deeper in nature due to different social systems, and therefore the PRC is reasonably considered the main political adversary and economic competitor, which once again indirectly speaks of the superiority of the social system, the system of government and governance in the PRC.

everything seems to be the same, but they can’t do it without each other.. most of China’s products are taken by the West and, accordingly, the main buyer.. stop economic ties between them right now - everyone will suffer very, very much.. and China even more.. because You can buy it in other places, albeit less profitably, but if budget revenues suddenly drop by 2 times for a long period, for a country like China this is already a disaster..

[al3x]

Well, one can only laugh wildly at this. This is akin to import substitution (the West was exchanged for China, while the Chinese became more expensive than the West in the old days), jumping off the oil needle (in addition to that, they also came to grips with gas), the collapse of the dollar (100 rubles+ today), etc. Populist statements, not supported by anything. Chatter designed for a fool. Could this demagogue better explain why prices are rising by leaps and bounds? But this topic is taboo. Some medicines add 20-30% per month, the food basket does the same, square meters of real estate per year by 30-40%. Building materials are also 20-40%. And the salary is only 5-7%, and that’s for state employees.

[Constantine N]

If this doesn’t work out, there are only two options left: follow the path of the Indians or try to use nuclear weapons.