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St. Pete scientists reveal the cause of COVID-19 complications, work on anti-coronavirus vaccine

12:00 28.04.2020

St. Pete scientists reveal the cause of COVID-19 complications, work on anti-coronavirus vaccine

Yehuda Shoenfeld, a renowned Israeli immunologist, now working at St. Petersburg State University, where he is heading a laboratory of autoimmunity mosaics, has shed light on the cause of coronavirus complications, namely a substance, whose extensive presence in the blood can result in death.A St. Petersburg State University professor, an …

War against World War Two memorials

12:30 24.04.2020 Vladimir Bachishin

War against World War Two memorials

Racism, nationalism, or chauvinism are nothing new and may manifst themselves in different ways. The current anti-Russian campaigns against World War Two memorials could be described as racist.All these campaigns testify to low-level education. At times, hatred towards other nations is all but a means to hide inferiority complex. In …

Economies vs. coronavirus

12:36 17.04.2020 Andrey Kadomtsev

Economies vs. coronavirus

As the coronavirus pandemic advances worldwide coming to the fore is the ability of economies to hold out against an increasingly likely global recession.Throughout the past year, a number of economists predicted a deterioration in international and country situation in 2020. However, at that moment, the researchers cited “classical” macroeconomic …

Iran, USA and coronavirus

10:48 14.04.2020 Vladimir Sazhin

Iran, USA and coronavirus

The Covid-19 pandemic has covered 183 countries, afflicting more than 1.2 million people, killing more than 70 thousand and causing moral, psychological and material damage to almost all of humanity. Surprisingly, the coronavirus hit the developed countries the most. Although, it is possible that the tragic statistics on the number …

COVID-19: UN Security Council should act Now

14:11 04.04.2020 Hasmy Agam , Anis Bajrektarević

COVID-19: UN Security Council should act Now

The COVID-19 situation is very worrying, indeed, alarming matter, not just as a global health and biosafety issue, but potentially as a global security challenge, too.While the pandemic is being dealt with by the World Health Organisation (WHO), along with other relevant United Nation Specialised Agencies (UN SA), the situation …

Reforms of diplomatic agencies

10:35 27.03.2020 Yuri Menshikov

Reforms of diplomatic agencies

The Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) has played host to a round table the participants of which discussed a report by senior expert of the Center for Advanced Governance (CAG), RIAC expert Oleg Shakirov.In the introductory part of the report the expert stated that diplomatic agencies are very conservative and …

From killers to heroes: Polish post-war underground

11:19 23.03.2020 Vladislav Gulevich

From killers to heroes: Polish post-war underground

Government officials in Poland have for the ninth time participated at the national level in the so-called Day of “Rejected Soldiers” - members of the Polish anti-Soviet underground in 1944-1963.The “Rejected Soldiers” or “Cursed Soldiers” (Źolnierze Wyklęci) is a fairly popular phrase in Polish historical discourse. By the general understanding, …

Iran: coronavirus, economy and politics

11:32 18.03.2020 Vladimir Sazhin

Iran: coronavirus, economy and politics

The coronavirus known under the official name of Covid-19 has been raging across Europe for nearly four months. The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced a pandemic.According to data on the morning of March 16, [1] the total number of Covid-19 infections in 146 countries amounted to 162687 people, 76% …

China arrives in the Balkans, EU worried…

17:05 11.03.2020 Pyotr Iskenderov

China arrives in the Balkans, EU worried…

The Balkans as a whole and Serbia in particular are quickly turning into a scene of confrontation between key global players, with China being especially active in recent years. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has said in an interview with The Foreign Policy magazine that his country's cooperation with Beijing has …

Combating COVID-19: initial socio-economic and international lessons learned

10:53 04.03.2020 Vladimir Petrovsky

Combating COVID-19: initial socio-economic and international lessons learned

Things look like it is high time we learned the first lessons from the ongoing fight against the coronavirus epidemic in China and beyond. And not from the medical point of view alone, but also in terms of the socio-economic, political and international aspects of this unprecedented epidemic that has …

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