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The G7 wasn't exactly a triumph for Biden and his administration

10:22 15.06.2021 Tiberio Graziani

The G7 wasn't exactly a triumph for Biden and his administration

The G7 wasn't exactly a triumph for Biden and his administration. The occasion was supposed to be the planetary investiture of the new US president and the unconditional acceptance, no ifs and buts, of the new Western mantra "America is back", but, on closer analysis, this was not the case. …

Alexander Lukashevich: «crisis in OSCE has yet to be overcome»

10:50 03.06.2021 Andrey Torin

Alexander Lukashevich: «crisis in OSCE has yet to be overcome»

Russia’ Permanent Representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Alexander Lukashevich has given an online briefing in Moscow about challenges the Russian diplomacy is facing in OSCE. The issues covered in the briefing included the situation in the south-east of Ukraine, the scene of a long-running conflict …

Emir Kusturica: under the pandemic guise, a great "Reboot" is taking place

12:07 17.05.2021

Emir Kusturica: under the pandemic guise, a great "Reboot" is taking place

Now in Serbia, the next anniversary of the NATO bombing is being celebrated. Your attitude to those events is well known. But still, what was it for you, and what did it leave behind?At first, perhaps, it should be said that Serbia is the first country in the world that …

Multilateral diplomacy or “goading” China?

10:55 02.04.2021 Vladimir Petrovsky

Multilateral diplomacy or “goading” China?

This is how China sees this amid its worsening relations with the European Union and the United States. The new US administration, which credits itself for returning to "multilateral diplomacy," is now trying to mobilize its allies against the alleged "Chinese threat." On March 24, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken …

Two Superpandemics for One Humanity Is Too Many!

13:21 30.03.2021 Andrei Krutskikh

Two Superpandemics for One Humanity Is Too Many!

Digital tools have become a lifeline for millions of people during the coronavirus pandemic. The Internet, which facilitates communication between people, is becoming increasingly open, but at the same time, it poses an enormous risk. As enterprises, businesses and government agencies transition to operating remotely, they are exposing their internal …

Former Czech President about the tragedy of Yugoslavia

12:23 26.03.2021

Former Czech President about the tragedy of Yugoslavia

Vaclav Klaus, the Czech Republic second President and also the former Prime minister of this country (1992-1998), was born on June 19, 1941 in Prague occupied by Nazi Germany. Perhaps this fact of biography has made him particularly sensitive to the themes of occupation, war, and human rights. Having received …

My vision of 2021

11:13 03.03.2021 Kanwal Sibal

My vision of 2021

At the request of the editors of International Affairs magazine, the renowned Kanwal Sibal, India's Foreign Secretary and Ambassador to Turkey, Egypt, France and Russia, expresses his assessments of the situation in the world and forecasts of development in the coming year 2021.International relations will remain in flux in 2021. …

Interview with Tiberio Graziani

15:26 26.02.2021

Interview with Tiberio Graziani

Q:NATO is going to reconsider its Strategic Concept for the 4-th time since its establishment (1949, 1991 and 2010). Is there consensus on that among the member states?A:Up to now, the various reformulations of the NATO Strategic Concept have had as a priority objective that of safeguarding the geostrategic interests …

Lithuanian-Russian relations: an ambassador’s view

13:26 26.01.2021 Eitvydas Bajarūnas

Lithuanian-Russian relations: an ambassador’s view

This year we are marking two centennial anniversaries: the signing of the Peace Treaty between Lithuania and Soviet Russia, and the establishment of the Lithuanian diplomatic mission in Moscow in 1920. The occasion is a good opportunity for us to look into the past and think together about the future …

“Kyoto-2”: the lame duck of Western European climate diplomacy

12:39 21.01.2021 Oleg Shamanov

“Kyoto-2”: the lame duck of Western European climate diplomacy

Lessons learned from the international climate process. For many years, the problem of global climate change - one of the most serious environmental threats of our time - has been making international headlines and has been the subject of high-level political negotiations.A new milestone will soon appear on the thorny …

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