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Ukraine after Putin – Biden talks 17:39 15.12.2021 Denis Baturin

Ukraine after Putin – Biden talks

Negotiations between US and Ukrainian Presidents Joe Biden and Volodymir Zelensky in the wake of Putin-Biden talks were anticipated with genuine interest, particularly given that talks between the Ukrainian and American leaders took place against the backdrop of the Ukrainian provocation in the Sea of Azov.As became clear from official …
When and how will the Korean War end? 0:47 14.12.2021 Vladimir Petrovsky

When and how will the Korean War end?

This issue is gaining momentum again, after reports that Beijing supports Seoul’s plans to officially confirm the end ofthe 1950-1953 Korean War. A statement to this effect was made by Director of the Central Foreign Affairs Commission Yang Jiechi as he met with Chief of South Korean National Security Agency …
Thomas Greminger unveils the challenges facing the OSCE 16:26 29.11.2021 Yevgeny Pedanov

Thomas Greminger unveils the challenges facing the OSCE

The principles of multilateralism are particularly useful when they are neglected. Former OSCE Secretary General (2017-2020) Thomas Greminger said as much during the presentation of the book “Multilateralism in Transition: Challenges and Opportunities for the OSCE,” that he had written jointly with the Geneva Center for Security Policy (GCSP).In the …
Migrants, Poland and Polish monoethnicity 12:13 22.11.2021 Vladislav Gulevich

Migrants, Poland and Polish monoethnicity

The escalation of tensions on the Polish-Belarusian border demonstrates Warsaw’s uncompromising (and, at times, unmerciful) attitude towards migrants (1), as they kneel down crying «Help, Poland!». Such an attitude reveals certain cultural and civilizational stereotypes historically typical of Warsaw.Some Polish publicists believe that the border crisis meets the interests of …
EU – USA: allies or rivals in “green” energy transition? 18:19 17.11.2021 Andrey Kadomtsev

EU – USA: allies or rivals in “green” energy transition?

In the course of the 26thUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Conference of the Parties, COP26), the United States and the European Union demonstrated a seemingly shared view on the “green” transition policy. Nevertheless, the two members of the Atlantic community have substantial differences over measures to overcome the …
New US sanctions on China: enough is enough! 14:05 08.11.2021 Vladimir Petrovsky

New US sanctions on China: enough is enough!

Enough is enough! – this is the first thing that comes to mind when you get the news about the move by the US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee to approve a bill slapping sanctions on a number of Chinese individuals and legal entities over Beijing's activities in the disputed areas …
Infrastructure for Resilient Island States: Raising Climate Ambitions 11:41 01.11.2021 Elizaveta Antonova

Infrastructure for Resilient Island States: Raising Climate Ambitions

Image:UNCTADThe COP 26 UN Climate Change Conference will be held from October 31 to November 12. However, it's already known that India, Australia, and the UK are planning to launch a new «Infrastructure for Resilient Island States» (IRIS) initiative.Artyom Garin, Research Associate of the Center for Southeast Asia, Australia and …
AUKUS vs ASEAN – «a return to bloc policy» 10:56 27.10.2021 Oleg Paramonov

AUKUS vs ASEAN – «a return to bloc policy»

The current efforts by the United States, Australia and Britain to establish AUKUS partnership were on the agenda ofthe talks between Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov and USUnder Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland[1], which took place in Moscow on October 12. A statement relative to this …
US-China trade talks – «starting from scratch»? 11:31 19.10.2021 Vladimir Petrovsky

US-China trade talks – «starting from scratch»?

Public interest in US-China trade talks has acquired secondary importance in recent months,just as American restrictions regarding China – Donald Trump’s brainchild. Trump has gone, the problem is still there.In January 2020, after months of talks, the two sides signed the first part a trade agreement under which Washington retains …
Gas doom hanging over Ukraine 21:26 14.10.2021 Denis Baturin

Gas doom hanging over Ukraine

The long history of gas transit across independent Ukraine began with Kiev’s initial failure to pay anything for Russian natural gas, both intended for transit to Europe and for domestic consumption, on the pretext of fraternal relations between the former Soviet republics. Later it cost the Ukrainians a meager $25 …
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