‘The world will be ‘at least bi-polar and possibly multi-polar,’ according to former UK PM. Although Blair is held in contempt by the British electorate, he has achieved similar status to that of elder statesmen Angela Merkel and Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi. For this reason alone, the former prime minister’s capitulation to reality will shock and dismay the European Union’s leadership class.

‘For the first time in modern history the East can be on equal terms with the West, as the global dominance of the US and its allies comes to an end,’ former British prime minister Tony Blair has said.

Due to the disastrous effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the anti-Russian sanctions, ’for a large part of the Western population, living standards are deteriorating,’ Blair noted in his annual lecture at the Ditchley Foundation on Saturday.

‘Western politics is in turmoil, more partisan, ugly, unproductive; and the blowback fuelled by anti-government information on social media,’ which affects both domestic and international affairs, Blair said, arguing that Russia’s military operation in Ukraine ’should become a pivot point reviving our Western sense of mission.’

However, according to the 69-year-old, who led the UK government from 1997 to 2007, ‘the biggest geopolitical change of this century will come from China, not Russia. We are coming to the end of Western political and economic dominance. The world is going to be at least bi-polar and possibly multi-polar,’ he predicted.

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China, which is ’already the world’s second superpower,’ will compete with the West ’not just for power but against our system, our way of governing and living,’ the Labour politician admits. Beijing ’will not be alone. It will have allies. Russia now for sure. Possibly Iran.’

‘It is the first time in modern history that the East can be on equal terms with the West,’ he added.

The former premier said the events in Ukraine ‘have made it clear the West cannot rely on the Chinese leadership to behave in the way we would consider rational. Don’t misunderstand me. I am not saying in the near term that China would attempt to take [the US-sponsored island of] Taiwan by force. But we can’t base our policy on the certainty that it wouldn’t.’ Source

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