Russian Federation
The article analyses the current geopolitical situation, considers the process of global governance and the role of various actors in the international arena. The conclusion about the failure of the liberal model of global governance is formulated. The principles of the organisation of financial and economic activities based on the ‘Washington Consensus’ are analysed. The necessity of transformation of the change of the old liberal model of global governance is shown. Considerable attention is paid to the concept of hybrid warfare against Russia as a tool for the implementation of global policy, as well as to the analysis of structures and methods of information influence on public consciousness. A special place is given to the discussion of Russia's role in changing the established global system and its opposition to the liberal model of world politics. Historical prerequisites of the Special Military Operation, scenarios of global confrontation, as well as possible consequences for Russia and the world system are considered. Reveals the mechanism of functioning of the ‘world behind the scenes’ and the influence of elite groups on world politics, analyses Western concepts of information warfare and their implementation through international structures. The bourgeois-liberal project of globalisation and the role of Ukraine in this project is analysed. The role of Russia in the elimination of the liberal-market economic model that gave rise to liberal ideology is defined. The article predicts the processes in the Russian Federation of public understanding of the viciousness of the liberal-market economy and the need for personnel purification from the followers of liberal reforms. The article offers a systematic approach to understanding globalisation, transformation of economic and political processes, and forecasts possible scenarios for the formation of a new world order.
governance, globalization, special military operation, world order, transformation of global politics, “world behind the scenes”, hybrid war, “new world order”
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