The article examines the phenomenon of multipolarity as a concept in international relations. Based on an analysis of the roles of the EAEU, the CSTO, and the SCO in geopolitics, an attempt is made to identify the contribution of these Eurasian organizations to the formation of a multipolar world order. Based on the signs of emerging multipolarity and the analysis of existing integration structures in the Eurasian space, the authors conclude that the role of traditional actors in the era of the “unipolar world” is being replaced by new structures based on the principles of economic autonomy and alternative forms of cooperation.
world order, world structure, multipolarity, international organization of regional integration, international relations, political actor, political union