Epochal Changes in the Global Landscape

A significant shift in the global economic and political structure is underway, comparable to the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944, as the old world order faces decline amidst the rise of new powers. The transition is contested, reflecting a crisis where the old systems are collapsing, yet the new frameworks are not yet established, leading to uncertainty and fear. The media's avoidance of discussing the upcoming BRICS summit exemplifies the broader reluctance to acknowledge changing global dynamics. As traditional powers confront stagnation, a new world is emerging, driven by a collective awareness and the potential for a multipolar future.