The collapse of the Soviet Union changed the international balance of power. The bipolar world was replaced by a unipolar world, which affected the situation of the media, the liberal agenda became dominant and, as a result, the liberal media firmly took control of the global news agenda.

A few years ago, the situation began to change. The world has become multipolar and many countries have chosen their own development path for their media. The Cold War has resurfaced, the old capitalism/socialism antithesis has been replaced by polemics and, in some cases, outright battles between proponents of liberal economics and proponents of state-oriented domestic development policies. social.

Today, our main task is to crush the big, liberal, lie-spreading media and find a way to provide truthful information to the so-called "golden billion" countries about the diversity of the world and the dynamic development of other centers of gravity.

Europe has also experienced an ideological divide which has also affected the media sphere. Most Russian media is blocked in many countries (and not just hostile ones). The multi-billion-funded Russian megaprojects, which were not restructured in time despite numerous warnings, unfortunately did not become significant players in the field of foreign information in Europe. They simply did not exist.

To find supporters of a multipolar world in Europe, it is necessary to create new media and reach internal European platforms in social networks and other resources. It is possible to start by supporting the information resources of Russian compatriots.

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