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When we started The Sirius Report in 2016, the idea of multipolarity was not as widely known as it is today and many were sceptical about it. However, we have been consistent in our analysis from the beginning, discussing topics such as de-dollarisation, the unbreakable alliance of Russia and China and the creation of an alternative non-Western dominated financial system.
Today, all of these changes are in full swing and the emergence of a multipolar world has become an undeniable reality. De-dollarisation is well underway, with Russia and China ditching the dollar in bilateral trade and announcing the creation of a new independent financial system in December 2021.
Other nations are following suit, with India seeking to substitute SWIFT by expanding bilateral trade in rupees and Saudi Arabia considering accepting yuan for Chinese oil sales instead of dollars. New alliances are being formed between countries in the so-called Global South such as the BRICS alliance, which continue to expand.
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Multipolarity:
An international system characterized by four or more major centres of power and influence. This system is characteristically different from unipolarity, bipolarity, and tripolarity because power is distributed across a greater number of states, thus creating a unique system of constraints and incentives.
- A Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations (2018)
Of course such changes are not made overnight. We became aware many years ago that the foundations for the creation of a new multipolar international order were laid over two decades ago. With this knowledge, we have been able to accurately predict many unfolding geopolitical and global economic events at a time when most western analysts did not even dream of the possibility of a Russian-Chinese alliance, let alone a multipolar world
"Russia is in favor of a multipolar world, a democratic world order, strengthening the system of international law, and for developing a legal system in which any small country, even a very small country, can feel itself secure, as if behind a stone wall. … Russia is ready to become part of this multipolar world and guarantee that the international community observes these rules. And not as a superpower with special rights, but rather as an equal among equals."
Vladimir Putin, 2007
"In the face of the profoundly changed international landscape and the objective need for the world to rally closely together like passengers in the same boat, all countries should join hands in building a new type of international relations featuring cooperation and mutual benefit, and all peoples should work together to safeguard world peace and promote common development."
Xi Jinping, 2013
At the same time, we have been tracking closely the decline of the Western financial system and the US-led unipolar world order. In 2007, Paul wrote to the UK government warning them of an imminent financial collapse and advising them to avoid at all cost the implementation of Quantitative Easing. Needless to say, his words went unnoticed and the rest is history. As a consequence, the Western financial system is now once again facing collapse. However, this time the world is in a very different place than it was in 2008. De-dollarisation, new global alliances, the rise of emerging economies in the Global South and spiralling debt and inflation in Western economies are posing serious challenges to the so-called ‘liberal international order’. Western nations therefore face a choice: embrace change or be crushed by it
"Today we believe in a multicultural world -- and a multipolar world order."
Narendra Modi, 2018
It is our mission to help guide you through these challenging times, offering insight into the changes that are occurring. We aim to provide a positive outlook on the future, while at the same time remaining realistic. While we cannot say with any certainty what the outcome will be, particularly for the western economies, we are seeing many positive developments in other parts of the world that we believe will usher in a new era of stability, economic development and constructive engagement.
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We provide in-depth analysis of current geopolitical and economic events that are shaping a new multipolar paradigm.
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Geopolitics
Relations between major global powers such as the US, Europe, Russia and China are constantly evolving and shaping the world as we know it. We keep track of key geopolitical events, strategic manoeuvres and internal developments which are having an impact on the world stage.
New Alliances
The birth of a multipolar world has seen the emergence of new alliances and trade relations. New international organisations such as BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) are laying the groundwork for new forms of international cooperation, building mutually beneficial relations and partnerships between emerging and developing nations.
Economies and Markets
We carefully analyse and interpret key economic data and developments. We have successfully predicted many economic trends over the years, starting with the economic crisis of 2008. Since then, western economies have been in decline while emerging markets in other parts of the world are growing rapidly.
US Hegemony
The US had its unipolar moment in the aftermath of the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, in recent years its power and influence have declined rapidly. The dollar's status as the world's reserve currency is being challenged by de-dollarisation and its economic, political and military influence diminished with the rise of multipolarity.
Precious Metals
As western economic reality is increasingly laid bare with inflation, rising interest rates and growing public and private debt levels, a return to sound money in the form of precious metals is not only necessary but inevitable. Commodities such as gold and silver will play an increasingly important role in the world economy.
Global South
With the rise of multipolarity, nations in the Global South (developing countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia) are forming new strategic partnerships, trade relations and regional alliances.
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*Brown, G., McLean, I., & McMillan, A. (2018). multipolarity. In A Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations. : Oxford University Press.