“The globalists’ project is failing”

Many analysts argue that the post-Cold War “globalist” order — centered on U.S. financial dominance, EU technocracy, and global institutions (IMF, WHO, WEF, etc.) — is fracturing.

Geoeconomic multipolarity: The BRICS bloc is expanding, trading more in non-USD currencies.

Energy sovereignty: Russia, China, and Middle Eastern powers are building independent payment and energy settlement systems.

Populist resurgence: Across Europe and the Americas, movements challenging supranational authority (EU, WHO treaties, ESG mandates) are gaining strength.

So yes — “globalism” as a unipolar project is losing traction, even if global interdependence won’t disappear.