Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 75, Number 41 (Oct. 9-15, 2023)
FEATURED NEWS STORIES Import Expo Opens in Shanghai China Sets Priorities for Financial Development POLITICS & CULTURE Hong Kong HKSAR Condemns US Sanction Attempt Tibet Isolated County Sees a Decade of Transformation Xinjiang ‘Forced Labor’ Fallacy Exposes Western Hypocrisy Entertainment US, Chinese Filmmakers Hope for Cooperation Cultural Exchanges Essential to US-China Relations Young Filmmakers Add […]
Nearly a month into the ongoing Palestine-Israel conflict, the death toll has surpassed 10,000, one of the worst humanitarian crises in this century.
FEATURED NEWS STORIES China Continues Call for Ceasefire in Gaza Retrospectives on the Belt and Road Forum POLITICS & CULTURE Politics Mobilizing Workers in National Rejuvenation Li Keqiang Passes Away Forging Sense of Community for Chinese Nation Regions Envoys Impressed by Development in Xizang Environment City Reclaims Sewage, Transforms Yangtze Tributary INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS & SECURITY […]
Letter From the Editors (FREE content!) FEATURED NEWS STORIES Putin Thinks Globally at 20th Valdai ForumTwenty Years to Think‘You’re Having Fun, I’m Not’There Is a ChoiceValdai Club Experts on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Speech Russia Marks 30 Years Since October CoupCompromise Wins(Editorial) – Lessons of 1993 for The Ruling EliteStory Without Revelations404 Brains Not Found: […]
Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 75, Number 40 (Oct. 2-8, 2023)
All-Russia Center for the Study of Public Opinion (ARCSPO) director Valery Fyodorov explains to RBC how “fighting Russia” is different from “urban Russia,” what Russian people’s hopes are and how they are coping with anxiety.
Letter From the Editors (FREE content!) FEATURED NEWS STORIES Post-Karabakh Reality Sets InYerevan Insists on Replacing Russian PeacekeepersArtsakh Has Surrendered. Now What? (FREE content!)Ruben Vardanyan, Former State Minister of Breakaway Artsakh Republic Dismantled by Baku, Arrested While Trying to Leave Nagorno-KarabakhAzerbaijan Instigates Peace C5+1 Summit Builds Central Asia’s Western TiesAmerica’s Steppe FrontWashington Shows White Horseshoe […]
Ekspert: Pashinyan must now confront the wrath of Armenians for letting Karabakh go, Russia will need to determine a way to protect its interests in the South Caucasus.
Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 75, Number 39 (Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2023)