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In the coming years, the Greater Eurasian space will most likely continue to balance between the natural desire for joint development of its states, on the one hand, and the consequences of the influence that disintegration processes on a global scale have on them, on the other

The EU’s coercive measures no longer act as an alternative to secondary sanctions

The crisis in Lebanon represents an additional challenge for the Middle East

Eurasia is inextricably linked with the main processes affecting the globe

On December 20, 2024, within the framework of the XIX Conference of Arabists “Readings by I. M. Smilyanskaya” at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IOS RAS), the 4th meeting of the section “The Long 20th Century in the History of Arab Countries” was held

The coming post-conflict process will mark the beginning of a stable and secure future for both nations

Great powers claim to be great because they cannot afford the luxury of pure situational opportunism, typical for many other international actors

The countries of the World Majority look at Russia as a country that can show more restraint, even if it sacrifices its interests for the sake of the rest of humanity

A parade of foreign influence laws

Policy Brief #54 / 2024

The next four years are likely to be a difficult period for the US foreign policy

The era of great-power dominance is fading. Moscow’s future lies in mastering regional diplomacy