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An End to Consequentialism in Global Politics

The concept of secondary sanctions remains vague. It has acquired not only and not even so much a legal or political character, but a psychological one

Concrete Recommendations for Both Governments

On October 10, 2024, the Institute of Contemporary International Studies (ICIS) of the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia hold a round table “Iran in the Context of the Extreme Aggravation of Regional and International Situation”

Sluggish growth results in a widening GDP gap with the US and increases existential risks for the EU within the changing globalisation paradigm

Challenges for LLM/GPT to achieve AGI: overcoming hallucinations, enabling adaptation, life-long learning and interpretability

It would be a gross mistake to consider the changes to the nuclear doctrine as a response to the Ukraine crisis alone

We are at the earliest stages of getting a sense of what changing international reality may bring us

Trump’s victory will be undesirable for Tehran, but it is difficult to call it mortally dangerous for the country

Developing a new, understandable language of “sustainable security” in Eurasia, thanks to which everyone will be able to contribute to solving and anticipating common problems in their own way, is necessary

BRICS – and this is its most important distinguishing feature – is precisely an association without a hegemon

'Dangerous Consequences' for US in Ukraine