Quentin111
VIP Member
- Oct 26, 2014
- 244
- 30
- 76
Now new conflicts of interest are brewing in the world. Briefly, they can be summarized as follows:
1. Globalization or "multipolar world"?
President Putin declared a rejection of globalization and a transition to a "multipolar world." One of the features of the "multipolar world" is a multi-currency system, the rejection of a single currency for international payments. Already now, we Russians are suffering from such a policy: in settlements between Russia and India, Russian oil is sold for Indian rupees, and not for dollars. As a result, Russian banks have accumulated a lot of Indian rupees, which cannot be redeemed by supplying Indian goods to Russia.
There are other contradictions:
2. Asia or the American-European world?
3. Democracy and freedom (USA) or authoritarian states (like China and the Russian Federation)?
Shall we discuss this?
1. Globalization or "multipolar world"?
President Putin declared a rejection of globalization and a transition to a "multipolar world." One of the features of the "multipolar world" is a multi-currency system, the rejection of a single currency for international payments. Already now, we Russians are suffering from such a policy: in settlements between Russia and India, Russian oil is sold for Indian rupees, and not for dollars. As a result, Russian banks have accumulated a lot of Indian rupees, which cannot be redeemed by supplying Indian goods to Russia.
There are other contradictions:
2. Asia or the American-European world?
3. Democracy and freedom (USA) or authoritarian states (like China and the Russian Federation)?
Shall we discuss this?