Analytical articles

Russia’s Path to the ‘World Majority’

The army is one of the main subjects of the Egyptian economy

As long as the world economy retains faith in the omnipotence of the U.S. dollar as the commodity in highest demand, the internal costs for the American economy will be offset by profits in foreign markets, providing the U.S. financial system with relative stability

The reality is less rosy for Paris than the Elysée Palace wants to present

Friendly countries are still unlikely to be ready to act as “black knights” in the form which was acceptable in the 20th century. Russia must first of all rely on its own forces

China has effectively coped with its role of facilitator, but now the country will have to enforce the agreements reached

While Assad’s visit to Moscow did not yield breakthrough agreements, it confirmed the importance of the Syrian dossier for Russia, contrary to the claims that Moscow is slackening its focus on Syria

Probably the most important takeaway from President Xi's visit to Moscow

Today, leaders from China and Russia are looking at the medium-term perspective, and cooperation plans already cover the entire current decade

The challenge for Russia is to become an organic part of Chinese technological and production chains, including those in high-tech areas

The Eurasian Economic Union is turning into an important tool for Russia to increase resistance to sanctions, reducing technological and financial dependence and fostering foreign trade with friendly nations

Tbilisi has not opted for Russia or the West: Georgia goes first