Analytical articles (Announcements, Reports)

The Washington-Moscow-Beijing “triangle” could become a key factor in shaping a new, balanced world order

India’s actions are widely seen not as simple neutrality but as a deliberate attempt to identify areas of agreement, protect immediate national interests, and avoid being drawn into regional disputes, despite pressure from some to be more vocal

Europe Becomes a Safeguard for the Workers’ Party Ahead of Elections.

Dmitriy Trenin: It is useful to demonstrate to Europe through our actions that we mean business

Washington has many allies, but there is no sign of active support from them. Russia’s position completes the diplomatic puzzle that has currently taken shape, and Minister Arakchi’s visit to Russia reinforces it

Dmitriy Trenin: The world is already multipolar; the key question now concerns the order within this world

The twentieth package of EU sanctions against Russia has proven the most controversial in the entire history of Brussels’ restrictive measures

While war may significantly reshape the Middle East, it will not alter the capabilities of global powers

Dmitriy Trenin: Russia and China could form the core of a new type of coalition, better equipped to counter hegemonic powers and to bring closer a more balanced and equitable world order

It may be more prudent for Russia to engage the Gulf states as individual actors rather than as a cohesive bloc

The global consensus on artificial intelligence is fragmenting into competing regulatory philosophies

Jakarta is pursuing an intensive, simultaneous effort to consolidate strategic partnerships across all areas