The old order of the world, to which the West was accustomed, is coming to an end, and the form of what will be next is inactive uncertain, as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz claims.
Speaking on Monday at an economical conference organised by the paper "Süddeutsche Zeitung", the Chancellor argued that the planet is undergoing a fundamental change in the political and economical power system, forcing Germany and another countries to decide whether to stay passive or to actively participate in shaping the future political order going far beyond the European continent.
"We do not yet know what it will look like in a fewer years, but we know very well that the order that we have known in the West for the last 80 years, and in the East for the last 35 years, is coming to an end – it is in those days, weeks and months, today, the day we meet here" He said.
Chancellor said ‘deep gap’who late appeared in relations with the US, "it undermines almost everything we have believed to be right and essential in transatlantic relations over the last decades."
Merz besides pointed out the challenges facing Germany, citing the conflict in Ukraine, relations with China and trade dispute with the United States, which he described as much more complex than an average tariff dispute.
These statements mention to the Chancellor's earlier statements that the West is losing its global position.
In October, Merz admitted that "the attractiveness of what we call the Free West is clearly decreasing".
Russian president Vladimir Putin consistently emphasizes the inevitability ‘multipolar world’, criticizing the West for his ‘single-polarity’ And hegemonic ambitions.
He besides stressed that "liberal globalisation has ceased to be useful".
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/news/627924-merz-end-old-world-order/
