Lavrov Gives Landmark Speech: New Centers of Economic Power Will End US ‘Global Domination’

Lavrov Gives Landmark Speech: New Centers of Economic Power Will End US ‘Global Domination’

Russia’s Foreign Minister paves the way for a consensus-driven world order in a landmark speech in Moscow

"The world is changing, however, and — who knows — America might yet purify itself and return to its own forgotten sources."
“The world is changing, however, and — who knows — America might yet purify itself and return to its own forgotten sources.”

This is perhaps one of Sergei Lavrov’s finest addresses. It needs to be read in its entirety to fully appreciate the scale and depth of Lavrov’s observations — although we’ve provided a very short excerpt for those with short attention spans.

Lavrov’s driving thesis is that the U.S.-led global order has abandoned the concepts of state sovereignty and international law, choosing political expediency over consensus.

Lavrov believes that shifting economic centers will bring this era to an end:

Ironically, the American elite, which emerged as freedom fighters and separatists anxious to cast off the yoke of the British crown, had transformed itself and its state by the 20th century into a power thirsting for global imperialist domination. The world is changing, however, and – who knows – America might yet purify itself and return to its own forgotten sources.

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The redistribution of the global balance of power continues. We are witnessing new centres of economic power and associated political influence come into being in the world…The formation of a polycentric international order is an objective process. It is in our common interest to make it more stable and predictable.

The speech was given to senior officers of the Military Academy of the General Staff in Moscow on March 23.

We have included a video of his address at the bottom.

Mr Kuralenko,

Comrade officers, colleagues, friends,…..More Here

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