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Russia Says New World Order Will Replace the West

kremlin.ru/events/president/news
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said April 12, at his annual meeting with students and professors at the Foreign Ministry’s Diplomatic Academy, that “the Western, liberal model of society is dying, and a new world order is taking its place.”
“The Western liberal model of development, which particularly stipulates a partial loss of national sovereignty — this is what our Western colleagues aimed at when they invented what they called globalization — is losing its attractiveness and is no more viewed as a perfect model for all. Moreover, many people in the very western countries are skeptical about it,” Lavrov said.
In contrast, Lavrov hailed “a new geopolitical era marked by ‘multipolarity,’ stating that ‘the emergence of new centers of power to maintain stability in the world requires the search for a balance of interests and compromises.’ He said there was a shift in the center of global economic power to East from West,” Newsweek wrote on April 12, providing further detail.
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