Valdai Club

The polycentric involves many more actors and determining factors than the systems of global governance to which we have become accustomed since the mid-20th century. That is why, in order to navigate it successfully, it is necessary to understand how to optimally avoid numerous risks, maintain the stability of each state and the entire international system, and not to miss the opportunities that arise despite threats and unpredictability. During the open discussion, participants summarized the key debates from the previous days of the Valdai Club’s 22nd Annual Meeting.

On November 11, the second session of the 16th Asian Conference of the Valdai Discussion Club, organized in partnership with the Ankara Institute, took place in Istanbul, Turkey. The session was titled “Turkey, Russia and the New Geopolitics of Eurasia.” It explored the evolving roles of Turkey and Russia in reshaping the geopolitical landscape of Eurasia against the backdrop of the transforming international order.

On November 11, the second session of the 16th Asian Conference of the Valdai Discussion Club, organized in partnership with the Ankara Institute, took place in Istanbul, Turkey. The session was titled “Turkey, Russia and the New Geopolitics of Eurasia.” It explored the evolving roles of Turkey and Russia in reshaping the geopolitical landscape of Eurasia against the backdrop of the transforming international order.

On November 11, the first session of the 16th Asian Conference of the Valdai Discussion Club, organized in partnership with the Ankara Institute, took place in Istanbul, Turkey. The session was titled “Global (Dis)Order and Eurasia.”  The participants discussed the forces reshaping Eurasia’s economic, political and strategic environment. They examined how the convergence of great-power competition, shifting alliances and emerging connectivity corridors is redefining the region’s role in the world – and what this means for the future of global stability, development, and order.

On November 11, the first session of the 16th Asian Conference of the Valdai Discussion Club, organized in partnership with the Ankara Institute, took place in Istanbul, Turkey. The session was titled “Global (Dis)Order and Eurasia.”  The participants discussed the forces reshaping Eurasia’s economic, political and strategic environment. They examined how the convergence of great-power competition, shifting alliances and emerging connectivity corridors is redefining the region’s role in the world – and what this means for the future of global stability, development, and order.

On November 7, the Valdai Discussion Club hosted a presentation of the report titled “Beyond the Dollar: BRICS Initiatives for a Multipolar Financial System”.

On October 24, the Valdai Club hosted an expert discussion titled “Sanctions against Russia: A Noticeable Escalation?”

On October 23, the Valdai Discussion Club hosted an expert discussion titled “ASEAN Summit Amid Escalating Tensions Between China and the United States.”

On October 22 at 11:00 Moscow Time (GMT+3), the Valdai Club will host an expert discussion titled “Geopolitical Risks to Eurasian Transport Corridors”.

October 2 was the fourth day of the Valdai Club’s 22nd Annual Meeting “The Polycentric World: Instructions for Use”. On this day, an open discussion dedicated to the conference results, took place. In the evening, the plenary session, attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin, was held.

See how it was in the video.