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Since 1990 after bipolar system demolition and setting up new world order with liberal international order with American leadership endorsement lasted till 2014, the Eurasian space became one of the hottest spots in the world. Considering situational changes in the international security system with diminishing the global hegemony of the USA in case of confrontation with Russia and China, Eurasia has been increasing its geopolitical relevance to international politics. Several implications on endorsing new “Eurasian” alliances (Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Collective Security Treaty Organization, Eurasian Union, etc.) with primarily involvement of the countries of Post-Soviet space and China, directed against to NATO policy of enlargement could have created a rim of instability with “flexing mussels” between three nuclear powers – the USA, Russian Federation and People's Republic of China (PRC). Tripolarity agenda confirmed by the international security high-level expert community, incoming world order is shaping up in the classical balance of power game of international relations. Hence, the China-Russia alliance and strategic cooperation wrenched in the area really 1 Vakhtang Maisaia, PhD, Professor, Head of the MA Program on International Relations and International Security Studies, Caucasus International University. Email: vakhtang.maisaia@ciu.edu.ge 2 Koba Kobaladze, Major-General (retired), PhD student at Caucasus International University, Member of the Parliament of Georgia. Email: k070707k@gmail.com 3 Munich Security Report 2018, Munich Security Conference, Munich 2018, pp. 28-29. 4 S. McGlinchey, R. Walters, C. Scheinpflug, International Relations Theory, Bristol 2017, p. 18. „Ante Portas – Studia nad Bezpieczeństwem”

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