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Andrey Yevseyenko: "I do not expect any major changes in US foreign policy over the next two years”

20:36 07.11.2026 Natalya Degtyarova

Andrey Yevseyenko: "I do not expect any major changes in US foreign policy over the next two years”

In an interview with International Affairs Andrey Yevseyenko, Deputy Director of the Institute for US and Canadian Studies at the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), shared his thoughts about how President Donald Trump’s current policy might change following the November 3 Congressional elections: "The fact is that in the United …

Azerbaijan, Turkey, Iran and US: who will benefit from “Trump Route”?

12:33 11.09.2026

Azerbaijan, Turkey, Iran and US: who will benefit from “Trump Route”?

In an interview with International Affairs magazine, Andrei Areshev, a political scientist and expert at the Strategic Culture Foundation, spoke about the "Trump Route to International Peace and Prosperity" project. "First off, the so-called 'Trump Route to International Peace and Prosperity' is a longstanding project with close links to both …

Making history – why is Trump so hell-bent on changing geographic names?

11:19 08.09.2026 Andrey Kadomtsev

Making history – why is Trump so hell-bent on changing geographic names?

In late August, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America. Lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lakes straddling the border between the US and Canada. The new name has already been added to the US National Geographic Names Database (GNIS). However, …

After Budapest and Burevestnik – plans, reality and horizons

19:46 29.10.2025 Denis Baturin

After Budapest and Burevestnik – plans, reality and horizons

US President Donald Trump cancelled a planned meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Budapest just a day after the emergence of the "EU and Kyiv plan" for ending the conflict in Ukraine. Not because he considered it to be more interesting than "Putin's plan," but simply because Trump …

The Inevitability of Trump

12:11 24.10.2025 Alexander Fomenko

The Inevitability of Trump

An article with this title could have been published back in early 2017, when the world witnessed the attempted return to power by a segment of the American political class that one might call the “national-patriotic” camp – to use a post-Soviet term familiar in Russia, albeit with an American …

Gaza deal signed – what next?

16:11 14.10.2025 Andrey Kadomtsev

Gaza deal signed – what next?

Israel and Hamas have begun implementing the first phase of the Gaza peace plan prepared by the Donald Trump administration. The participants in a summit in Sharm el-Sheikh announced the end of the war in Gaza and the achievement of "eternal peace." There is a general sense of euphoria now …

Will Trump distance himself from Ukrainian conflict?

11:58 11.06.2025 Alexander Gusev

Will Trump distance himself from Ukrainian conflict?

According to The New York Times (NYT), US President Donald Trump has decided to back down from his earlier commitments to end the conflict in Ukraine. Many experts with close links to the White House see this as a sign of Trump demonstrating his intention to distance himself from the …

US-Israel: a chill shift in relations

12:34 30.05.2025 Andrey Kadomtsev

US-Israel: a chill shift in relations

US President Donald Trump has called on Israel to refrain from any actions that might disrupt his administration's efforts to resolve the situation around the nuclear deal with Iran. Trump said that it was not a warning, adding, however, that “this would be inappropriate to do right now,” that US …

US presidential race and its impact on Ukraine

12:25 24.07.2024 Denis Baturin

US presidential race and its impact on Ukraine

Focusing attention on the personality of US vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance has created an additional negative background for Kyiv. The appointment of the Republican Senator from Ohio as Donald Trump’s running mate in the wake of the attempted assassination of America’s former president seriously added to the general mood of …

Stability of disagreements: Biden’s election may usher in a period of volatility in US-India relations

11:26 01.12.2020 Andrey Kadomtsev

Stability of disagreements: Biden’s election may usher in a period of volatility in US-India relations

Fifteen countries across the Asia-Pacific region recently inked an agreement on the Comprehensive Regional Economic Partnership (RCEP), which is seen as the largest regional free trade accord signed to date. The signatories are Australia, China, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and the ten members of the Association of Southeast Asian …

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