What should the world look like in the next quarter-century?… (мир · развитие · международный)
What should the world look like in the next quarter-century? Correspondent: The discussion on the paths of world development has reached its most critical point after the moderator proposed considering the future of the security system: will it be in a worse or better state?
Consensus
- The forum 'Primakov Readings' started in Moscow
- The event focuses on the future world order by mid-21st century
- The forum is held annually and brings together experts in international relations, economics, science, and politics
- The forum is held in the year of the 70th anniversary of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations named after Evgeny Primakov
Points of divergence
- Dmitry Peskov, deputy head of the presidential administration and press secretary of the president, moderated a session on the future world order — interfax
- Yuri Ushakov, assistant to the president of Russia, emphasized that the collective West tries to replace the post-WWII international order with its own — vm
- Alexander Grushko, deputy foreign minister of Russia, stated that the multipolar world has emerged from globalization and is asserting its interests — vm
- Samir Saran, president of Observer Research Foundation, said that raw materials, food, water, and technology are key drivers of future development — interfax
Coverage (4 sources)
- Primakovsky Readings: Dividing the world into spheres of influence will not allow a hegemon to emerge — Интерфакс
- Primakov Readings: Seeds of Hope in the Middle East — Интерфакс
- Primakov Readings Forum Launches in Moscow — Вечерняя Москва
- Primakov Readings: Are conflicts the new norm for the next quarter of a century? — Интерфакс