Submission Statement: “The Kremlin’s rallying cry to the world’s downtrodden has only been heard by the planet’s most odious regimes.” Kseniya Kirillova explains that while Russia claims to lead a global “non-Western” movement and represent the interests of the oppressed worldwide, in reality its so-called global majority seems limited to a handful of authoritarian regimes. Russia depicts itself as heading a new multi-polar world order, but analysis shows it has failed to establish alternative institutions like a BRICS development bank that could challenge Western ones.
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I doubt there are many people who take Russias claim of a “global majority” seriously, but it is still nice to see it spelled out in how many ways it is not true.
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Submission Statement: “The Kremlin’s rallying cry to the world’s downtrodden has only been heard by the planet’s most odious regimes.” Kseniya Kirillova explains that while Russia claims to lead a global “non-Western” movement and represent the interests of the oppressed worldwide, in reality its so-called global majority seems limited to a handful of authoritarian regimes. Russia depicts itself as heading a new multi-polar world order, but analysis shows it has failed to establish alternative institutions like a BRICS development bank that could challenge Western ones.
I doubt there are many people who take Russias claim of a “global majority” seriously, but it is still nice to see it spelled out in how many ways it is not true.