One of the possible alternatives to the new Greater Space is Europe, which is opposed by certain political and ideological circles to the West to the Anglo-Saxon world, and above all, the United States. Such an anti-Western Europe is not a pure utopia, since such a project has been repeatedly implemented in history, although each time with certain errors or distortions. So, in the XX century, the Axis countries were the backbone of just such a Europe, although Anglophilia and Francophobia of certain circles in the German leadership (along with other circumstances) prevented the full implementation of this project. After World War II, such an attempt was made by De Gaulle, and France owes this policy to the fact that it is not today officially a member of NATO. Be that as it may, the idea of anti-Western, traditional, Imperial Europe is becoming more and more relevant today, when the presence of American troops on the European continent is no longer justified by the presence of the "Soviet threat" and becomes an open American occupation. Europe, in terms of its technical and economic development, is a serious opponent of America, and with increasing pressure from below the natural geopolitical interests of Europeans, the Mondialist and pro-American elite of European states may recede, and Europe will begin an independent geopolitical life. Trends in political emancipation and in the search for an ideological alternative are growing in Europe every day, in parallel with this, the chances of creating an independent European Greater Space are increasing.