I enjoyed how the article flowed with the individual headers and the emphasis on the RINK axis. I think that RINK stands on its own as a military pole on earth today.
Like the article except for the multipolarity bit. Am I wrong in assuming that the world isn’t multipolar, but bipolar? Am I just saying this to spite Dugin, who I really dislike (I mean 20% I’m saying this to spite Dugin, but 80% I do strongly feel the two poles are U.S and China).
It’s ideally isn’t with US hegemony leading the way, but it falls into conflict in multipolarity. A multipolar world is inherently one of conflict post-globalization
Thanks for the article.
I enjoyed how the article flowed with the individual headers and the emphasis on the RINK axis. I think that RINK stands on its own as a military pole on earth today.
Like the article except for the multipolarity bit. Am I wrong in assuming that the world isn’t multipolar, but bipolar? Am I just saying this to spite Dugin, who I really dislike (I mean 20% I’m saying this to spite Dugin, but 80% I do strongly feel the two poles are U.S and China).
It’s ideally isn’t with US hegemony leading the way, but it falls into conflict in multipolarity. A multipolar world is inherently one of conflict post-globalization