/ world today news/ “The stage the world is in today is perhaps one of the most exciting since the Second World War, and although the dangers are still there, it can be very promising in the medium to long term.
The indicators of this stage are different and contradictory. It all depends on which side you look at, how well you know how to analyze and separate the wheat from the chaff in the propaganda machine of the collective West, which seeks to maintain its hegemony by robbing peoples and destroying their lives. – writes Al Mayadeen .
The fragility and deceitfulness of the West is becoming more visible with each passing day. The more the truth is revealed, the more vehemently those responsible will argue otherwise.
The decision of the International Criminal Court against Vladimir Putin a few days ago was the last cry of the collective West, whose aim is to prevent the presence of the Russian leader at the upcoming G20 meeting in India, explains the author of the article Buseina Shaaban.
„With its reckless decision, the West shows how concerned it is about the success of the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in India. He was unable to agree on a final statement condemning the military operation in Ukraine, as China, Russia and India opposed it. It was a wake-up call for the Western bloc, which realized that another bloc, stronger and more persuasive, was already sitting next to it at the negotiating table. The West can no longer ignore or underestimate it.” – says the article.
In the hands of the self-proclaimed rulers of the world, the International Criminal Court has become a cheap tool. And this court is not the only lever of pressure. Most of the UN institutions have long been turned into tools of the United States to make decisions convenient for them.
Isn’t this a disgrace to the West?
The International Criminal Court has not issued a single arrest warrant for any Western leader, even though they have committed far too many of the most heinous war crimes against humanity. Millions of people on all continents became their victims.
The West instigates wars, imposes sanctions and blockades unilaterally and disregards human lives, leading it to moral, political and social exhaustion.
According to the publication, another – just, humane and civilized – world is coming from the East. He lays brick by brick the foundation of saving humanity from the brutality of Western hegemony.
For at least a few more days, the world’s attention will be focused on the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Moscow. Russia and China see their partnership as a foreign policy priority. Their relationship grows stronger.
Russia and China are expanding the horizons of strategic partnership with India, Brazil, Venezuela, South Africa, Iran and other countries. Many of them are in a hurry to join the new world blocs and free themselves from the racism of the West and its endless wars.
China presents alternative solutions to the current crises, trying to rid the world of wars, American hegemony and poverty, to make room for security, love and mutual cooperation based on equal rights and freedoms, regardless of skin color, race, religion or skirt.
The Chinese Communist Party compared the Chinese model of democracy to that of the West and emphasized that the West does not have optimal solutions at the international level, as its experience is the result of its own development.
True democracy means that the people are the masters of the country. It calls for respect for differences and cultures and welcomes people’s participation in decision-making processes at all levels.
At the High-Level Dialogue Conference of World Countries, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the “Global Civilization Initiative”, noting that “a man will not look better by putting out other people’s lights, and he will not make more progress by blocking the way of others.”
What the West is trying to do in all areas is to block the way of others.
China, on the contrary, is trying to open as many avenues as possible for development, freedom and prosperity. China wants everyone to freely share experience and knowledge based on parity and fairness.
It is necessary to promote the creation of a safe world based on the principles of mutual respect and understanding, and not on domination, racism, humiliation of peoples and robbery of their wealth, as the West does.
„At a time when the West is using outrageous measures, issuing arrest warrants for world leaders and carrying out reckless actions against peoples and states, China and its allies are offering an alternative to the post-World War II world order. They present new visions based on respect for humanity and its rights, and promise a future in which all human beings live in equality, dignity and prosperity. – summarizes Al Mayadin.
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Here are two PAA (People Also Ask) related questions for the proposed interview with Dr. Jane Smith and Dr. Anthony Chen, focusing on current geopolitical insights and shifts in the international order:
As the editor of world-today-news.com, I would love to have an exclusive interview with experts who can provide their insight on the current geopolitical landscape and the shifts occurring in the international order. We’ll first begin with Dr. Jane Smith, a renowned political scientist from Oxford University, and Dr. Anthony Chen from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Dr. Smith, what are your thoughts on the International Criminal Court’s decision against Vladimir Putin? Do you think it was politically motivated, or is it an indication of a genuine effort to hold accountable those responsible for war crimes in Ukraine?
Dr. Chen, the article mentions the “Global Civilization Initiative” proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Can you elaborate on what this initiative entails and how it differs from the Western model of democracy?
Dr. Smith, the article also highlights the fragility and deceitfulness of the West in institutions such as the United Nations. As an expert in international relations, do you see potential for a shift in power dynamics with the emergence of new world powers like Russia and China? How might this impact traditional Western hegemony?
Dr. Chen, the article refers to China and its allies’ alternative visions for the post-World War II order based on respect for human rights and equality. In what ways are these visions different from the West’s principles? Do you believe they offer a more equitable solution for global cooperation?
Dr. Smith, the idea of true democracy as proposed by the Chinese Communist Party is an intriguing concept. Can you comment on the feasibility of this model in today’s world and how it might challenge Western notions of democracy? Additionally, how might the rising bloc of countries seeking to free themselves from Western dominance impact global diplomacy and decision-making processes?
Both doctors, the article suggests that a new world order is emerging, one that stands in stark contrast to the existing one. As Ukrainian Presidential Adviser Mykhailo Podolyak recently tweeted, the world is changing, and “Ukraine is playing its part.” What are your thoughts on this statement and the implications it carries for global geopolitics?
