Den russiske verdensorden før og efter Ukrainekrigen. (Danish)

For many years, the political debate in Russia has contained an element about a coming world order. There has been a general agreement that the state of affairs following the end of the Cold War was untenable, and that something different and more durable would replace the alleged US-led order. This debate has become more acute following Russia's invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. In the aftermath of the invasion, Russian president Vladimir Putin has reached out to the Global South in particular, and he has spoken about a more democratic, inclusive, and respectful order on numerous occasions. It is difficult to assess, however, to which extent his promises are caused by a need to forge new alliances, and to which extent Moscow is actually willing to reform for instance the UN system and allow the states in the Global South more influence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Den politiske debat i Rusland har i mange år haft et element om en kommende verdensorden. Der har generelt været enighed om, at tilstanden efter ophøret af den kolde krig var uholdbar, og at noget andet og mere blivende ville erstatte den påståede USA-ledede orden. Denne debat er blevet mere akut efter Ruslands invasion af Ukraine den 24. februar 2022. Ruslands præsident Vladimir Putin har efter invasionen rakt ud til især Det globale Syd, og han har ved en række lejligheder talt om en ny og mere demokratisk, inkluderende og respektfuld orden. Det er dog vanskeligt at vurdere, i hvilken udstrækning hans løfter skyldes behovet for at skabe nye alliancer, og hvor megen reel vilje der er i Moskva til at reformere fx FN-systemet og lade lande fra Det globale Syd få mere indflydelse. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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