Staro dobro pravilo je da ako nekom nije bliska neka materija dobro je da malo saceka sa odgovorom dok se ne zainteresuje i prikupi vise informacija, ili ako zeli da da odgovor da ne pozuruje sa a priori odbijanjem ili omalovazavanjem (zato sto mu je materija strana).
Takodje, evidentno je da su ljudi na Balkanu, a u Srbiji posebno, medjusobno politicki polarizovani, sto nije dobro.
Ukoliko postoji neko pitanje po kome nema slaganja po mnogim drugim mozda bi se dve osobe slozile i saradjivale, ali ta bespotrebna ideolosko politicka polarizovanost ih sprecava a to je zastarelo i pogresno.
Danasnje vreme i danasnji svet to ne trpi.
Usled takvih zastarelih i prevazidjenih shvatanja nacionalisti i evropejci misle da su Evropa i BRIK dve suprotstvljene strane a to je na suprotnoj strani od istine.
EU i BRIK sve vise saradjuju, naravno jos ne moze da se sagleda koliko ce se ta saradnja produbiti, ali u Evropi narocito, pa i u BRIK zemljama, govori se o mogucem savezu.
BRIKE znak:
Svako na ovoj temi moze dati doprinos i svoje vidjenje ali bez omalovazavanja onih Evropljana koji se istinski zalazu za BRIKE.
Procitajte prvo:
http://forum.krstarica.com/showthre...-stvaranje-novog-saveza-Franck-Biancheri-LEAP
Na sledecem sajtu mozete procitati i dalje:
www.europe2020.org/spip.php?article672&lang=en
What can be the contribution of Franco-Russian relations to EU-Russia strategic partnership and the holding of a BRIC-EU meeting by 2015?
Executive summary - EU-Russia 2015 seminar (Nice, September 23-24, 2010) 02/12/2010
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Russia-Euroland - China, WTO, neighbourhood: still some points of divergence?
Of course, in this context of general convergence Russia and Euroland have several specific issues where differences exist that the continuation of the crisis could well mitigate significantly:
The Chinese case: threat and partner at the same time
As reminded by some speakers, relations with China follow two very different rationales according whether one stands from the Russian or from the European point of view. Indeed, though Moscow of course doesn’t wish a future Chinese hegemony, it wants to maximize its cooperation with its big Asian neighbour. Russian-Chinese solidarity is thus exemplary in monetary affairs: both countries are calling for a restructuring of the global monetary order and reject any central responsibility of the Yuan in contemporary monetary disorder, pointing out that it’s the Dollar at the heart of the current system which creates instability. While for now, the EU remains loyal to the old order based on the Dollar and tends to follow Washington on this issue. However, from Paris to Berlin (and Frankfurt, with the ECB) since the crisis in Spring 2010, we are beginning to see the dawning of a different opinion which now wants to ask the question of the international monetary system as a whole. The next two years, because of the inevitable weakening of the US currency based on the monetization of US debt under the guise of successive ineffective boosts by the Fed, will no doubt harden Euroland’s position here, allowing Russia and Euroland to hold a similar position. This in depth convergence on the monetary issue should allow both entities to open a very candid discussion with China on the trade issue which interested the European participants especially (thus including the issue of exchange rates and their growing opposition to a Chinese “monetary dumping”) and on the security issue (which is a major Russian concern). Russia has thus cooperated effectively with China since 2001 as part of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which quite simply aims to prevent any future NATO incursion (or the United States alone) in Central Asia. But at the same time Moscow is very concerned about China’s rise in power with whom it shares a 4,300 kilometer border and can’t forget that the only successful invasions of Russian territory always came from the East! Russia is therefore, de facto, very open to any European cooperation which would allow it to enhance the international framing of emerging Chinese power and equally upgrade/strengthen its ability to promote/defend the wealth and economic potential of Siberia. In this regard, there is a promising convergence of the imperatives of security and the economic and financial interests of a Russia-Euroland strategic partnership.
