The European Union and the process of Eurasian unification

This article seeks to open a new perspective on geopolitical developments in the European and Eurasian regions. As in recent years (especially after 2020, and even more rapidly after 2022, the year marking the beginning of the war between Russia and Ukraine), geopolitical conflicts have shown that there are major tensions within the global power system, this paper proposes a possible hypothesis regarding the future evolution of the balance of power in the global geopolitical system. The central idea of the article is that U.S. hegemony is increasingly subject to pressures of disintegration and that this hegemony will most likely be replaced by a Eurasianist system in which the Russia-China alliance will ultimately connect with the structure of the European Union, along two geopolitical axes opposed to Washington: the Paris-Berlin-Moscow axis and the Moscow-Beijing axis.