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We live in the realities of 2025, when increased efforts do not result in proportional damage

If Tehran persists in its accusations and Baku clings to its alliances, the tension between the two will likely remain within the bounds of a "cold war" dynamic

The Islamic Republic appears to be deliberately seeking to strengthen Iranian-Islamic identity by combining Islamic revolutionary values with elements of nationalism

The issue of the proliferation of nuclear weapons, as well as delivery systems, has long since moved into the practical plane

In the West’s eyes, Russia must be destroyed. That leaves us no choice

Rio showed that the bloc isn’t in crisis – it’s in transition

Working Paper No. 92 / 2025

The 2025 summit is a marker of the end of the period of unconditional unification of the Euro-Atlantic community around the “Russian threat”" and very soon the allies will again face the existential question: “Why us?”

For Moscow, the real war is global, and it’s just begun

The recent BRICS Summit in Brazil has spotlighted the group’s growing influence

The actions of Israel and the US are reviving the narrative that some states have the right to develop nuclear weapons and use force only because they consider themselves civilized

We should first temper our tendency to frame global political evolution as a contest between rival systems