Topic: Russia's Foreign Policy

The US and its allies are beating a drum that isn’t finding receptive ears. Most states have other priorities

The South Africa summit showed how the non-Western group will evolve over the coming years

It is possible to expand the communication lines between the BRICS and the G7, but most likely in terms of the sequencing of their outreach the BRICS will opt to prioritize the South-South format of BRICS+

The 15th BRICS summit in South Africa is set to bring major changes to the global economic landscape

Ivan Timofeev, RIAC Director General, and Feng Yujun, Deputy Director of the Institute of International Studies, Director of the Center for Russia and Central Asia Studies at Fudan University, addressed the participants with welcoming remarks

Washington spent a century trying to spread its ideology to Moscow. Now it has  sanctioned our most ardent capitalists. How to even describe this sort of hypocrisy?

I believe the current crisis does not give incentives for the mainstream expert community in Russia to open up to the West anytime soon

Restoring the arms control foundation will make it possible to expand the dialogue to other types of weapons and military technologies, gradually involve third nuclear powers in the process, and strengthen nonproliferation regimes for weapons of mass destruction. Regardless of the changing world order, this is the only way to prevent the impending collapse of international security

The whole idea that someone—be it Moscow, Washington or Beijing—can ‘lose’ India looks excessively arrogant, if not completely preposterous

The choice of St. Petersburg to host last weeks Russia-Africa summit was no accident. It was a symbolic move

The basis of the modern international order is the procedure created by the countries of the West, and the central idea underlying this procedure is the immanent injustice of international politics