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Foreign Aid as a Foreign Policy Tool

0:15 03.07.2024 Yury Sayamov

Foreign Aid as a Foreign Policy Tool

PROVIDING aid to other countries has always been an aspect of international relations. Amid the intensified struggle of neocolonialism and independent development on the global stage, Russia is facing new major challenges in the area of foreign aid, which, as former Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini noted, “has become an …

The Neo-Global World: Past Baggage, Present Challenges, Future Prospects

0:08 03.07.2024 Dmitry Yevstafyev

The Neo-Global World: Past Baggage, Present Challenges, Future Prospects

THIS paper continues a series of articles on the neo-global world written by the author in recent years.1 It also examines problems stemming from attempts to simultaneously construct a new architecture of international relations and overcome the destabilizing legacy of the largely US-centric system of late globalization. The emerging multilevel …

«Writing off» Zelensky – Yermak in first row, Zaluzhnyi in waiting

11:02 24.06.2024 Denis Baturin

«Writing off» Zelensky – Yermak in first row, Zaluzhnyi in waiting

On June 20 the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service published a report evaluating the situation in Ukraine: «The press bureau of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reports that, according to in-coming information, Washington and its satellites are satisfied with the developments following May 20 which make the legitimacy of V.Zelensky fully …

How to make Georgian dream come true

12:19 21.06.2024 Alexander Ananyev

How to make Georgian dream come true

“Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence (I conjure you to believe me, fellow-citizens) the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican government.”George Washington - FAREWELL MESSAGESeptember 17, 1796 Ignoring …

Nation-building in post-Maidan Ukraine: historical and Balkan parallels

14:04 17.06.2024 Eduard Popov

Nation-building in post-Maidan Ukraine: historical and Balkan parallels

On 21-22 February 2014, the so-called Euromaidan[1] won in the capital of Ukraine, in the city of Kiev. The leaders that came to power as a result of the coup‑d'état organized by Western countries represented the alliance of two factions: the pro-Western oligarchic and the so‑called Ukrainian nationalists. The first …

Nuclear fears and conventional arrogance of the West

14:20 07.06.2024 Denis Baturin

Nuclear fears and conventional arrogance of the West

The United States and the West proceed from the following premise: “With the Cold War over, many thought that any conceivable reasons that could lead to a nuclear war had disappeared.” [i] However, the desire to colonize Russia and make the territory of our country, its people and resources serve …

‘Global Party of War’ targets Transcaucasia

10:59 05.06.2024 Alexander Ananyev

‘Global Party of War’ targets Transcaucasia

Mass rallies against the policies of the incumbent government have been raging in two neighboring Transcaucasia republics Georgia and Armenia over the past month. The police have launched a fierce crackdown on thousands of protesters, hundreds have been arrested. While confrontation between the opposition and the ruling parties in the …

False alarm in the Baltic: effect of preventive mistrust

12:08 28.05.2024 Vladimir Simindei

False alarm in the Baltic: effect of preventive mistrust

On May 22, there was a flurry of alarmist statements coming from Baltic and Finnish politicians, who, “just in case,” saw the proposals made by the Russian Defense Ministry the day before as a threat. The draft resolution by the government of the Russian Federation prepared by military experts to …

«The Mysteries of Ukrainian Power»

11:49 27.05.2024 Denis Baturin

«The Mysteries of Ukrainian Power»

In the course of his visit to China President Vladimir Putin made the following statement on Ukraine in reply to questions from journalists: «Kyiv’s present-day authorities take their source from a coup d’etat. This is where the current government in Ukraine takes its source from».[i] Another essential feature of Ukrainian …

Is church in Estonia really separated from the state? Estonia’s top cop and MPs up in arms against the Estonian Orthodox Church

11:46 17.05.2024 Vladimir Simindei

Is church in Estonia really separated from the state? Estonia’s top cop and MPs up in arms against the Estonian Orthodox Church

In an unprecedented provocation against Russia, the Estonian authorities are making every effort to separate the Estonian Orthodox Church (EOC) from Moscow, including when it comes to canonical ties, and establish total control over the spiritual life of a significant portion of the Baltic country’s Russian-speaking population and part of …

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