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The World Like a Watermelon: Sliced into Four

... and division will rise. By early 2029, this bloc’s global GDP share will shrink unless a radical nationwide mobilization of NAME occurs. Otherwise, soft-power ground will erode toward more disciplined slices. BLOC TWO: Eurasian-BRICS Bloc (China + Russia + core members) Rooted in disciplined order and strategic depth, this bloc is anchored by China, the most populous nation with a highly skilled force operating a ‘996’ work model and a workforce larger than all the Western economies combined....

06.04.2026

Toward a New Agenda for Russia–ASEAN Relations

Report No. 108 / 2026 Report No. 108 / 2026 The report offers a comprehensive analysis of Russia—Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) relations. The authors examine ASEAN’s place and role in Russia’s foreign policy strategy, tracing the evolution of Moscow’s approach to bilateral engagement since 1991 The study offers a detailed ...

02.04.2026

Eurasia’s Ghosts of the Great Game

... worries, and rhetoric, a new Great Game is not in sight Timofei Bordachev , Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club, dispels myths of great power rivalry in Central Asia, highlighting that sober, coequal engagement with the region will do Russia more good than a competition-centric approach ever could. Despite the fears, worries, and rhetoric, a new Great Game is not in sight. As the nature of the military-political crisis in relations between Russia and the West shifts towards a new stage ...

25.03.2026

The Battle for the Indian Applicant: How to Compete with the West?

Opportunities for Expanding Educational Mobility from India Educational cooperation between Russia and India occupies a significant place within the broader framework of bilateral relations. At the highest political level, there is a consistently articulated view that this area holds substantial potential for further development. Russia assigns ...

25.03.2026

Toward More Balanced Russia–India Economic Relations

RIAC and Gateway House Report #113 / 2026 RIAC and Gateway House Report #113 / 2026 A sharp increase in economic cooperation became the most distinct feature in Russia–India relations in this decade. Despite both countries being major global economies, their partnership in trade and investment still holds large untapped potential for further growth. The following report proposes paths for expanding bilateral ...

24.03.2026

Chancellor Merz’s Visit to the People’s Republic of China: Tactical Stabilization of Germany’s China Vector

... polemics, limiting itself to a general formula of the need for peaceful resolution and dialogue. Thus, this aspect of the visit remained in the realm of political–normative position articulation and did affect the economic agenda of negotiations. The Russian Factor Viewed through the prism of the Russian–German–Chinese trilateral configuration, Chancellor Merz’s visit to the PRC transcends a purely bilateral dimension. Although it did not alter Berlin’s firm policy toward the Russian Federation,...

13.03.2026

Attack on Iran: A Balance of Results

... disruptions. Iran now has a new political leadership, yet Tehran continues to resist. The results of the first round of the conflict suggest the following preliminary balance of gains and losses for the key participants. Ivan Timofeev: The Iranian Crisis and Russia: Seven Lessons Israel The country is at the forefront of the military operation against Iran. For Israel, the attack on Iran is a logical continuation of the long and irreconcilable struggle between the two countries. Israel has already achieved ...

10.03.2026

The Iranian Crisis and Russia: Seven Lessons

... impoverishment of its population. Should Iran manage to endure this round of aggression, it is unlikely to be the last—unless the cost of the current invasion proves prohibitive for all parties involved. The situation offers several important lessons for Russia. Ivan Timofeev: Military Operation Against Iran: A Realistic Scenario? Lesson 1: Sanctions are followed by the use of military force The United States has imposed sanctions on Iran since the Islamic Revolution in 1979. While Iran has withstood ...

03.03.2026
 
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