MAINTAINING OF THE STRATEGIC BALANCE AND OVERCOMING OF THE GLOBAL DISSONANCE IN RELATIONS IN THE PROCESS OF WORLD ORDER TRANSFORMATIONS

The radical expansion of NATO (in particular, the inclusion of former members of the Warsaw Pact Organization and even the republics of the USSR, approaching the very borders of Russia) has become a significant step in breaking the strategic balance that characterized the post-war world order. The balance of power reflected in the world order, which was established as a result of World War II, has now been destroyed. But its restoration is being carried out in the realities of the post-global inter-paradigm transition, which additionally requires a qualitatively new modernization. Who will be able to take the place and play the role of a balancer-dispatcher in the emerging strategic triangle “the Big West – the Big Eurasia – the Big East”? Meanwhile, each of the vertices in the strategic triangle is complex, heterogeneous and contradictory, with its own set of vulnerabilities and advantages (actual and fundamental, active and potential). That is, not only in power, but also in structure, these are the relations “the West – the Eurasia – the East” with a divergence of orientations of the countries of the Global South [1-7].