Simply about the new geopolitical landscape of the world

Many elite geostrategists are scratching their heads, unable
to understand where our world has arrived. So, let me share
my thoughts on this matter. The project of communist
globalization has failed, and the neoconservative globalization
project, the "union of opportunistic autocracies," is already
on the brink of collapse. However, amidst this chaos of events,
I can clearly see the outlines of a new world order.
In the history of every civilization, there exists a period
of rise and a period of decline - so-called islands of time.
In other words, every civilization, like a living organism,
must reproduce itself, change, and undergo selection. To put
it simply, it must respond to new historical challenges. When
a civilization cannot meet such challenges, it disappears. Yet,
the specter of the old civilization always remains in the
subsequent cultures that arise in its place.
The contours of our modern world are today clearly
outlined in the form of the ghostly empires of the past. It is no
coincidence that they say the dead rule the world. These ghostly
civilizations are now manifested as new ancient empires. They
represent the peaks of each civilization on the planet, fixed
in the collective consciousness of the masses. This leads
humanity to a clash of civilizations, an unconscious, irrationally
programmed conflict rooted in mental antagonism.
Europe today represents the Roman Empire, struggling against
the Eastern barbarians of the Golden Horde, embodied by colonial
Russia. The United States embodies the expansionist capitalist
empire of the New World from the 19th century, clashing head-on
with Chinese civilization for the right to global dominance over
the oceans.
In this same context, the Ottoman Empire confronts the Persian
Empire; in other words, the conflict between Turkey and Iran is
also an inevitable outcome of this confrontation. The Jewish
civilization simultaneously stands against both Persia and the
Ottoman Empire. The ancient empires of the indigenous peoples
of Latin America once again oppose the colonizers represented
by the neoconservative opportunistic circles of the U.S. with their
Monroe Doctrine.
How I classify civilizations? I do not base it on religious
principles but rather on the peaks of each culture once expressed
in a global empire. It is the culture and mentality left by such
empires that form the main characteristic imprint of events
in collective memory.
Of course, you may argue with me. After all, there are not
only global civilizations but also local ones, such as India.
Nevertheless, all modern conflicts should be viewed in the context
of the materialization of the ghosts of ancient great empires. Thus,
I conclude that our planet has returned to a state of war between
civilizations and a new era of empires, where ancient, modernist,
and postmodernist projects converge in a global battle for supremacy
and existence. So, in reality, everything is quite simple.