... global politics. On its own, it is clear that Russia does not have any near- or medium-term potential to claim for itself the role of a bona fide ‘power centre’ of global rank. And yet in the exclusive company of the rising giants of Asia (China and India), which significantly outpace Russia in economic growth, Moscow would inevitably soon find itself in the
arrière-plan
, regardless of the geopolitical constructions that will determine the Eurasian world. Indeed, the relegation of Russia to the ...
On October 12–13, 2017, in Moscow the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC, Moscow) and the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA, New Delhi) held a two-day International Conference titled “Strategic Visions of Russia–India Relations and Changes in World Order” commemorating the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations ...
On October 22, 2018 Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) hosted a meeting with the Ambassador of India to Russia D.B. Venkatesh Varma.
On October 22, 2018 Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) hosted a meeting with the Ambassador of India to Russia D.B. Venkatesh Varma.
RIAC President Igor Ivanov and Ambassador Varma discussed pending ...
... it to the bottom of the list of the priority areas of Russian policy in Asia. When Russian official speak of the country’s Asia policy, they usually start with Russia’s bilateral relations with regional leaders – China, Japan, South Korea and India – before turning to the Korean nuclear problem. Only then do they list the various multilateral diplomacy institutions around the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN): the ASEAN–Russia Dialogue Partnership; the ASEAN Defence Ministers’ ...
... people-to-people contacts, and creating and sustaining cooperation through numerous diplomatic platforms (including non-governmental institutions of mutual interest).
Improving economic partnership and people-to-people accessibility
Alexey Kupriyanov:
Russia — India Cooperation against the Background of Sanctions: Adverse Effects and New Opportunities
Economic ties between the states tend to be mostly driven by businesses, people (including diaspora) and by making the access to markets and society easier and ...
... international political consultancy The Shaikh Group is holding a high-level Track II meeting on security issues in the Middle East region.
The meeting is attended by former high-ranking diplomats and leading international experts from the United States, China, India, and a number of European countries. The aim of the discussion is comparative analysis of the perceptions of great powers on the general dynamics of development in the Middle East, most significant challenges and threats emanating from the region,...
On September 13–14, 2018, Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation (SPMRF) held a conference in New Dehli “India–Russia in the 21st Century: Enhancing the Special Privileged Strategic Partnership.”Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, RIAC Vice-President Gleb Ivashentsov took part in the Conference.
The discussion covered ...
The United States is committed to depriving Russia of its access to the Indian market and is prepared to toughen the sanctions regime to achieve this if such actions are needed
Before the United States introduced sanctions against the Russian defence sector, military-technical cooperation between Moscow and New Delhi had ...
On the potential impact of American sanctions on the Russia – India Arms Trade
The first part of this article has demonstrated that India and Russian enjoy a close military relationship. India makes use of Russian material in all the branches of its armed forces. The material used ranges from munition to vehicles ...
On the potential impact of American sanctions on the Russia – India Arms Trade
The Russian Federation is the second largest supplier of weapons globally. In 2016, 21% of global arms sales were Russian. Between 2000 and 2016 Russia accounted for on average
25% of global exports
. During that period 30% of exports ...
