The US and China Are Building the Future World, While Russia and Europe Are Occupied with War and Preserving Stability
At the recent summit in Washington, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agreed that they will not allow the war in Europe to expand, while also establishing the principles upon which the two superpowers will build a new world order. Two factors played a crucial role in reaching these agreements:
- The modern system of international relations is rapidly moving away from the vague and chaotic concept of multipolarity toward the creation of a system of civilizational macro-regions, two of which are emerging as dominant.
The development hubs of these two macro-regions—the most powerful, rapidly growing, and globally dominant—are the United States and China. These superpowers were the first to recognize their status and begin consolidating their respective civilizational macro-regions.
- While the old world attempts to cling to obsolete state institutions and systems, Washington and Beijing—despite differences in social structures and ideologies—are building the future based on a similar, highly pragmatic technological and financial model.
