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Vučić in Serbia more popular than Tito

16:07 08.07.2021 Pyotr Iskenderov

Vučić in Serbia more popular than Tito

A sociological survey which was held in Serbia to find out who is the most popular statesman in the country’s history have yielded unexpected, at first glance, results.The top position in trust ratings (62%) went to Serbia’s incumbent President Aleksandar Vučić, who ran ahead of traditionally number one in popularity …

India — Bangladesh — Sri Lanka Triangle: Preventive Response to Increased Competition in the Region

10:10 25.06.2021 Artyom Garin

India — Bangladesh — Sri Lanka Triangle: Preventive Response to Increased Competition in the Region

For centuries, the Indian Ocean and South Asia have played a significant role in the struggle for leadership between the great powers. The 21st century is no exception. The region is becoming the focus of strategic competition between leading regional and non-regional actors again. It requires a response from India, …

Turkish military in Afghanistan: mission hardly possible

11:44 23.06.2021 Andrey Isayev

Turkish military in Afghanistan: mission hardly possible

NATO’s plans to leave a Turkish military contingent after the withdrawal of all other troops from Afghanistan quickly came to dominate the discussion points among expert communities in different countries. On June 17 White House National Security adviser Jake Sullivan confirmed that an agreement to this effect had been reached …

Dispute or discussion? Putin-Biden summit in Geneva to determine the future of Russia-US relations

15:12 10.06.2021 Andrey Kadomtsev

Dispute or discussion? Putin-Biden summit in Geneva to determine the future of Russia-US relations

The first face to face summit between Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Josef Biden will take place in Geneva on June 6.Experts’ comments on the forthcoming meeting vary in tone and mood. Let’s look at the situation in more detial.Judging by the statements by officials in Moscow and …

BRI Media Corridor: Prospects for Cooperation and Coherence of Media Activities

12:22 31.05.2021 Elizaveta Antonova , Artyom Garin

BRI Media Corridor: Prospects for Cooperation and Coherence of Media Activities

Over the past three decades, the Asia Pacific has been the engine of the world economy. The development of trade and investment ties, as well as the dynamic institutionalization of cooperation, led to the economic renewal of the countries of the region. A major step towards further integration of the …

Alexander Nevsky: between the East and the West

13:08 28.05.2021 Anna Yershova

Alexander Nevsky: between the East and the West

The International Film Festival “Zolotoy Vityaz”, or Golden Knight, which is currently under way in Sevastopol, features the premiere of the documentary“Alexander Nevsky”: Diplomat, Warrior, Saint”. The film was presented to the public by Chief Editor of International Affairs Armen Oganesyan.In present-day Russia, Alexander Nevsky is deemed one of the …

Ukraine: vaccination vs. «no visas»

12:10 26.05.2021 Denis Baturin

Ukraine: vaccination vs. «no visas»

There have always been many political threats to Zelensky’s political future. Such threats can be seen as permanent, being among the key components of the political process (for example, since 2014 – the Minsk Agreements), or can be considered situational by nature, such as oligarch wars and corruption scandals. But …

Ukraine = Russophobia plus Russophilia

12:57 20.05.2021 Vladislav Gulevich

Ukraine = Russophobia plus Russophilia

The population of Western Ukraine, though making up no more than 10-15% of the total, enjoys the disproportionately great ideological influence throughout the country. Ukraine’s national independence ideology hinges on the political views of Western Ukrainians, which is largely at odds with the opinion of residents of eastern, southern, and …

Belgrade and Pristina: will a territorial exchange really happen?

14:20 06.05.2021 Pyotr Iskenderov

Belgrade and Pristina: will a territorial exchange really happen?

The European Union is dialing up pressure on Serbia and Kosovo in an effort to convince Belgrade and Pristina to sign an agreement on normalizing bilateral relations. This would allow Brussels to seize the initiative in the Balkans from the United States, which has previously managed to get the two …

Rome, Ankara and il Mediterraneo allargato

16:35 03.05.2021 Vladislav Gulevich

Rome, Ankara and il Mediterraneo allargato

Italy and Turkey are facing an aggravation of the geopolitical rivalry in the Mediterranean. The sphere of Italy’s influence in the region is territorially overlapping that of Turkey, sparkling a variety of diplomatic scandals.Italy’s new Prime Minister Mario Draghi has described the Turkish president as a dictator with whom Rome …

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