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In a few decades, or sooner, Moscow will have to take on an even greater responsibility, which Russia got rid of in 1991
ShortInterview for the Schiller Institute
ShortThe most realistic scenario for the near future is that the collective West “ties up” Moscow’s demands for European security in endless consultations and agreements
ShortTo promote its pro-nuclear strategy, Prague should primarily find partnerships in the EU
ShortThe countries of Eastern Europe, which assume that it is necessary to confront Russia, will act as natural opponents of the French initiatives in the EU, while Paris, Rome and Madrid will oppose them and the United States in the transatlantic dialogue
ShortThe Preliminary Lessons of the Crisis in Kazakhstan
ShortLet all you dreams come true and all ideas and plans become as real as they can be
ShortTwelve objectives for Russia’s foreign policy in the coming year
ShortSummary of the report “Improving Governance in conditions of Global Instability: international, domestic, regional and local levels.”
ShortThe key intrigue of the coming year is the situation around Ukraine
ShortThere are no set principles to guide global governance in the Vertical World
ShortWhat if, when designing foreign aid policies, development was considered a subjective and biased notion?
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