There's a kind of decadence that came with a unipola world because there was no existential threat. There was no need to be our best selves, because we were sort of riding high. But maybe we are going to be returned to a world where will be better versions of ourselves. I think the possibility of that certainly exists. And that may be some actually grounded optimism to counteract pessimism. Just because there will be the political impulse for domestic persecution does not mean other solutions can't be found.
Freddie Sayers meets with Samo Burja.
With Western powers increasingly united against Russia, we seem to be witnessing the end of the unipolar world. Financially, culturally and spiritually we have never been so bifurcated. Could this be the end of civilisation as we know it?
To find a way through the big issues at stake, Freddie Sayers sat down with Samo Burja, a sociologist and the founder of Bismarck Analysis.
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