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The Foreign Policy Message: Indonesia Builds Bridges

The main foreign policy slogan of Armenia’s new “five-year period” can be formulated as “peace without a strategic alliance with Russia”

Settlement Process Scenarios

The political constraints which restrict responsible nations from obtaining peaceful nuclear technology prevent their progress and their ability to meet sustainable development goals

American diplomacy, should it wish to, can certainly offer Moscow algorithms for easing restrictive measures, or allow individual relaxations as a political signal

On September 4, 2026, the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) held a club meeting devoted to the current international situation in the Middle East and the impact of the U.S.–Iran conflict on the region

Why does Trump’s diplomatic initiative keep going round in circles, with each new attempt ending in another disappointment?

The Strait of Hormuz Will Remain Vital to Persian Gulf Energy, but Iran’s Political Leverage May Change

As borders erode and arms control collapses, nuclear deterrence is losing its grip. The danger may be not just catastrophe, but normalization

Balancing and Diversifying Transit Routes through Armenia and Azerbaijan

RIAC and Institute of International Studies at Fudan University Report #117 / 2026

One year after Trump and Putin’s Alaska summit, the real breakthrough was exposing the limits of U.S. power and the illusion of a unified West