Greg Reese Report - The New World Order Aired: 2026-05-05 Duration: 05:16 === The New Arctic World Order (05:09) === [00:00:06] The United Nations emblem uses a projection map which is centered on the North Pole. [00:00:12] This projection was chosen in 1945 when the UN was founded and the Arctic was strategically irrelevant. [00:00:20] Today it has become the world's most contested zone. [00:00:23] The center of the UN's map is precisely the terrain that every major power is now scrambling for. [00:00:30] The Russian narrative is that a coming pole shift will thaw parts of Siberia and the Arctic coastline. [00:00:37] Of which Russia controls approximately 53%. [00:00:41] The Northern Sea Route, the NSR, saves 15 days of travel compared to the Suez Canal route. [00:00:48] Russia has already invested over $35 billion developing this area for a future Arctic civilization. [00:00:56] The narrative in the United States, which has a limited Arctic footprint compared to Russia, has been more desperate. [00:01:03] Its story began as man made global warming, now simplified to climate change. [00:01:08] The US is hurrying to meet a 2030 deadline and is looking to acquire Canada and Greenland, which would give it the ability to dominate the Northwest Passage, the alternative Arctic trade route to Russia's NSR. [00:01:22] The European Union has expanded NATO to include Arctic states, Sweden, and Finland. [00:01:28] In January 2025, the EU established the European Polar Coordination Office in Sweden's Arctic region. [00:01:38] China's Arctic engagement can be found in their Polar Silk Road, an extension of the Belt and Road Initiative in polar waters. [00:01:46] China has declared itself a near Arctic state and has been investing in Russia's Arctic projects in exchange for access. [00:01:54] In 2025, it has completed a record number of container voyages through Russia's NSR and designates the Arctic as a strategic new frontier. [00:02:05] We are living through the most consequential reorganization of world power since 1945. [00:02:11] And the geological advantage for all nations is clearly centered in the Arctic region. [00:02:16] The new multipolar world order is forming, and with it, a new financial system is being built. [00:02:23] A new world order in which energy, food, and metals become the new reserve assets. [00:02:29] Each of the major players is constructing financial systems designed to function independently as well as internationally. [00:02:37] In the USA, there is Hedera's digital hashgraph, which is governed by institutions including Google. [00:02:43] IBM, Boeing, LG, and FedEx. [00:02:47] Hedera is not a replacement for the dollar. [00:02:49] It is a faster, more programmable upgrade of the US dollar system that works along with stablecoins such as USDC. [00:02:58] In China, there is CIPS, Cross Border Interbank Payment System, which was launched in 2015 as a SWIFT alternative. [00:03:07] But unlike SWIFT, which only handles messaging, CIPS handles actual clearing and settlement. [00:03:14] There is also the digital Yuan, which has already reached 2.25 billion wallets, more than China's entire population. [00:03:21] And there is MBridge, China's most ambitious project, a multi CBDC platform developed with Hong Kong, Thailand, and the UAE, allowing direct settlement between digital currencies. [00:03:34] In Russia, there is the digital ruble and the Mir card payment system, which has issued nearly half a billion cards and processes two thirds of all domestic transactions. [00:03:44] SPFS, System for Transfer of Financial Messages, is Russia's swift alternative. [00:03:50] And it is now connected to 557 financial institutions in 20 countries. [00:03:56] There are four emerging blocs in this multipolar world order. [00:04:00] The American bloc, which is looking to include all of North America, Latin America, and Greenland. [00:04:06] The Middle East is being fought for right now. [00:04:10] The Russian bloc is looking to include much of its former Soviet states, as well as parts of Africa and the Balkans. [00:04:17] The Chinese bloc is looking to include South and Southeast Asia, as well as parts of Africa. [00:04:23] And the European bloc is looking to include the core EU and its surrounding periphery. [00:04:28] What appears to be a series of unrelated events is more likely the controlled demolition of the unipolar world order and the birth pangs of the new multipolar world order. [00:04:40] And through a pipeline of central banks and private think tank institutions, all roads lead to the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland. [00:04:51] Greg Rees reporting. [00:05:06] The Reese Report is now fully funded by my Substack subscribers. [00:05:11] Subscribe today and support my work at gregreese.substack.com.