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Revision as of 22:43, 5 June 2024
The First European Conference on Multipolarity was held on September 4, 2023.
A word on Multipolarity
Multipolarity is the latest iteration of a concept heavily advocated by communists promoting end of the global dominance, or "hegemony" of the West in favor of other nations, particularly Russia, China and Iran.
Multipolarity is largely associated with Aleksandr Dugin, who wrote the book "The Theory of a Multipolar World" published in 2020.[1]
Attendees
First European Conference on Multipolarity
European Conference on Multipolarity speakers included[2],[3]
- Maria Zakharova
- Aleksandr Dugin
- Rainaldo Graziani
- Stefano Vernole
- Giacomo Maria Prati
- Eliseo Bertolasi
- Maurizio Murelli (read by Maria Pacini)
- Marco Ghisetti
- Lorenzo Nicola Roselli
- Riccardo Vatelli
- Luciano Lago
- Mirko Preatoni
- Adam Bark
- Pierre Tonna
- Alexander Markovics
- Mikis Philaniotis
- Guy Mettan
- Andreas Andreopoulos
- Enrique Refoyo
- Alessandro Fanetti
- Francois Farafin Sandouno
- Luca Siniscalco
- Hanieh Tarkian