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The Greater Eurasia project: Building bridges and breaking barriers
Pepe Escobar
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Friday, June 23, 2023
The Greater Eurasia project: Building bridges and breaking barriers — Pepe Escobar
If you're counting on Asia's many new power centers to compete and clash – don't. The Greater Eurasia Partnership is set to integrate them all – from the SCO, EAEU, and BRICS, to emerging new currencies – in order to replace the 'rules-based order [my-way-or-the highway].'
The Cradle
The Greater Eurasia project: Building bridges and breaking barriers
Pepe Escobar
Sputnik International (Russian state-sponsored media)
Existing Global Financial System Exhausted, Not Up to New Challenges - French President
The Cradle
The Greater Eurasia project: Building bridges and breaking barriers
Pepe Escobar
Existing Global Financial System Exhausted, Not Up to New Challenges - French President
Mutually beneficial trade requires respect-my-sovereignty-or-the-highway.
ReplyDeleteI don't expect larger, stronger economies to voluntarily relinquish their economic clout. So they will compete, drive hard bargains, and do exactly what is being done today.
There's more to the rules-based order than American interventionism. The ideology of globalism has long been its principle component. China is a true believer in this approach. And why wouldn't they? Their economic rise is attributable to it.
Their economic rise was US soft power initiative.,,,
ReplyDeleteTheir economic rise was US soft power initiative.,,,
ReplyDeleteJoe Biden should tell the American people that.
And then run for Xi's job.
In other news, it appears that Putin's go slow approach has resulted in some blow back.
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