Its true that the world is moving towards multipolarity, but
that doesnt mean that a balance of power will develop
like between 19th Century European states. In today's context,
the prevalence of global crisises; the environmental, poverty,
energy, food and financial crisises suggest that the international
community is likely to develop a form of global governance in order
to supposedly, cope with all these crisises.
I dont think that the East-West divide, just like the
superficial divides of race, colour or sex really matters in the
end. Today, its between the haves and have-nots. If it benefits a
black billionaire to rape the resources of the Congo and fuel civil
war killing millions of blacks, he'll probably do it.
