🌍 Why the EU Should Be the Model for the “Third Bloc”:
The EU’s Role in the Emerging Tri-Polar Structure
As the world shifts from a U.S.–China bilateral rivalry toward an emerging tri-polar structure, it becomes increasingly rational for countries outside the U.S. and China—the Third Bloc—to look to the European Union as their primary reference point for stable decision-making.
Below is a summary of the key reasons.
1. The EU has deep historical ties with the Third Bloc
Many of today’s Third Bloc regions—Africa, the Middle East, South America, Southeast Asia, and others—were once under the influence or administration of European powers.
As a result, several foundational layers of their states are EU-derived:
• legal systems
• bureaucratic and administrative structures
• parliamentary and electoral institutions
• diplomatic vocabulary and international political concepts
• educational frameworks (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.)
In other words, much of the Third Bloc is highly compatible with EU institutional and cultural foundations.
2. The EU naturally sits “between” the U.S. and China
The EU simultaneously carries the following characteristics:
• Economy → structurally dependent on China
• Security → dependent on the United States
• Values → aligned with Western liberal democracy
• Geographical position → centered in Eurasia
• Industrial structure → globally integrated
Because of this, the EU is the global actor with the strongest structural necessity to balance between the U.S. and China.
It cannot fully align with either side, and thus remains in a state of
“dynamic neutrality”—a constant pendulum position.
3. When the EU shifts, the Third Bloc shifts with it (synchronization effect)
Countries in the Third Bloc often struggle with how much they should depend on the U.S. or China.
But once the EU’s allocation of trust becomes clear:
• If the EU leans toward China,
→ the Third Bloc tends to tilt toward China in economics and technology.
• If the EU leans toward the United States,
→ the Third Bloc moves toward the U.S. in security and political values.
This synchronization effect arises naturally due to:
• historical linkages
• institutional similarity
• compatibility with multilateral rules
• cultural and emotional resonance (an Emotionics-based linkage)
These deep layers create an automatic “follow the EU” tendency.
4. The EU becomes the implicit “center pivot” of the Third Bloc
The Third Bloc has no clear leader.
This vacuum creates a constant temptation for both the U.S. and China to pursue divide-and-rule strategies, fragmenting the Third Bloc into individually manageable units.
However, by using the EU as a shared reference point,
the Third Bloc gains a common axis that prevents fragmentation and enhances collective stability.
Even if unintentionally, the EU is becoming the
“pivot point of the global pendulum” that determines the direction of the Third Bloc.
5. From a tri-polar world → accelerated transition toward the BPS structure
If the EU becomes the reference point for the Third Bloc,
and the Third Bloc maintains a stable pendulum motion between the U.S. and China,
the world naturally converges into a tri-polar equilibrium.
Compared with a binary rivalry, a tri-polar structure is far more stable in Emotionics terms:
• Fake Hope / Fake Fear are less likely to emerge
• trust concentration becomes more evenly distributed
• emotional volatility is suppressed
• diplomatic decisions become more rational
As a result,
the world will reach the phase where it requires a structural OS (the BPS) much earlier.
The more the Third Bloc models itself on the EU,
the faster this convergence—and the transition toward the BPS—will proceed.
✨ Conclusion: Making the EU the model for the Third Bloc is the key to global stability
Because of:
• historical compatibility
• institutional similarity
• dynamic neutrality
• emotional and cultural linkages
• continuity of diplomatic vocabulary and norms
• and its structural inability to fully align with either the U.S. or China
the EU naturally becomes the best model for the Third Bloc.
This configuration smooths and accelerates the world’s progression from a tri-polar structure toward the BPS-oriented global OS, making the transition both faster and more stable.