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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s Remarks at the Ceremony to Mark Diplomats’ DayS. Lavrov WORLD ISSUES Turning Point of an Era: A New Peace of Westphalia for the 21st CenturyV. Kuznechevsky Global Megatrends: A Current InterpretationV. Yegorov, V. Shtol Traditional Spiritual and Moral Values in International Relations: Russia’s Approach (read online for FREE)O. Karpovich, L. Smagina […]
SPIRITUAL and moral values have served as a foundation for the evolution of Russian statehood throughout our country’s history. Right now, forming, keeping, and promoting traditional spiritual and moral values is a priority policy issue in both domestic politics and international relations. There is currently a systemic crisis between traditional civilizational values and the values […]
WORLD ISSUES Russia’s Approach to UN Peacekeeping OperationsA. Torosyan The Monroe Doctrine as the Will and Idea of the United States of AmericaB. Martynov Malicious Disinformation Campaigns as a Destabilizer of International Information SecurityS. Korotkov International Aspects of Ethnocultural Education Amid Increased MigrationYu. Goryachev, V. Zakharov, Ye. Omelchenko VIEWPOINT Reasons for the West’s Hatred of […]
RUSSIA as a state and civilization and Russian statehood as an institution have acted for centuries as system-forming factors of the world order. They have, at various times, exerted influence of varying intensity and significance on the shape, character, and content of international relations, while also being influenced by them. The West’s hostility toward Russia […]
AT THE OPENING CEREMONY of the 21st Nigeria Oil and Gas (NOG) Conference and Exhibition in Abuja, Nigeria, on July 5, 2022, then-secretary general of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo deplored the current alarming situation in the world oil and gas market. “Our industry is now facing huge challenges along […]
DREAMS of a rapidly dawning age of carbon-free energy are not yet lost in Europe. But today, in anticipation of the inevitable cold, this topic has been put on the back burner. The German government has voiced concern that a shortage of gas this winter could lead to crisis in regions across Germany. Meanwhile, in […]
WORLD ISSUES The Caspian: A Unique Region of Neighborliness S. Lavrov The Crisis of Civilization and the New World Order V. Yegorov, V. Shtol NATO’s Destabilizing Activities in the Arctic Yu. Belobrov The Oil and Gas Market “Under Siege” A. Baklanov Why the US Needs an American at the Head of the International Telecommunication Union […]
RUSSIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS are going through what is probably their worst phase in the last 70 years. Diplomatic contacts are at a bare minimum. Dialogue on education, science, culture, sports, and humanitarian cooperation has been almost entirely cut off by the American side. Trade and economic ties have been fatally disrupted by a wave of sanctions. […]
WORLD ISSUES Judicial and Legal Dimensions of Russia’s Confrontation With the West L. Golovko Stability of the Antarctic Treaty System Amid Growing Confrontation Between the West and Russia V. Lukin China’s Hybrid Warfare Strategies: A View From the West A. Goncharenko Bioethics in International Relations Yu. Sayamov Unsustainable Sustainability: Agenda 2030 as a Means of […]
POLITICAL ANALYSTS in many countries, including America, have been discussing a post-American world for years now. The Ukrainian crisis and its impending end allow us to talk about a new kind of geopolitics, since extensive American involvement in this conflict by proxy might mean that the defeat of Kiev will become the defeat of the […]