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Interview with Stiven Milller

11:08 14.05.2020

Interview with Stiven Milller

– To what extent are Americans interested in foreign policy? Is the foreign policy agenda going to influence their preferences in the upcoming election or it will be centered around domestic issues?– Well, that answer can be very short, because the evidence is very clear. Foreign policy is a very …

Contributing to a Safer, Healthier and Prosperous World: OIC and its Rapid Reaction Capacitation (in times of new type/s of asymmetric challenges)

9:38 08.05.2020 Anis Bajrektarević , Ali Goutali

Contributing to a Safer, Healthier and Prosperous World: OIC and its Rapid Reaction Capacitation (in times of new type/s of asymmetric challenges)

All throughout its history, our world witnessed either abrupt, radical changes or gradual shifts and adjustments of the World Oder. Such recalibrations usually followed major crises, be it devastating wars or geopolitical transformations such as the end of Cold War.Past the agricultural and industrial revolutions, numerous advances in knowledge, science …

Denmark, US and Greenland independence

11:40 29.04.2020 Vladislav Gulevich

Denmark, US and Greenland independence

Washington plans to open a US consulate in Greenland and line up $12 million in financial assistance to this autonomous Danish territory. (1)Last year, the United States made a new (already third) proposal to buy the island, which was rejected, just like the two previous ones, made in 1867 and …

Coronavirus – a global challenge to science

11:50 22.04.2020 Anna Yershova

Coronavirus – a global challenge to science

Photo: Giovanni CancemiAs coronavirus pandemic continues to spread worldwide, the number of those infected is estimated at 2 million. While doctors across the world are fighting for the lives of those afflicted and governments in many countries are imposing quarantine measures in the form of self-isolation, the global attention is …

Coronavirus and a time to change stereotypes

10:56 20.04.2020 Mikhail Troyansky

Coronavirus and a time to change stereotypes

The COVID-19 pandemic is by far and without any doubt top news today, pushing all other events to the background. Small wonder too, since the outbreak of the coronavirus infection affects us all and is comparable only to a destructive war or a global natural disaster. In a situation like …

Lawrence McDonnell, Valdai Club expert, Managing Director at McDonnell & Partners, Former BBC Moscow Correspondent

12:58 08.04.2020

Lawrence McDonnell, Valdai Club expert, Managing Director at McDonnell & Partners, Former BBC Moscow Correspondent

Coronavirus in a globally connected world, harnessing the power of the mediaAs cities, towns and villages are increasingly isolated to protect communities from a deadly pandemic that knows no borders, people turn to the voices and media they trust. In this age and in this situation social media rather than …

Stevan Gajić: events in Montenegro are not a matter for Serbs alone

12:08 07.04.2020 Yelizaveta Belousova

Stevan Gajić: events in Montenegro are not a matter for Serbs alone

Relations between the Russian Federation and Montenegro are at low ebb with the former Yugoslav republic now finding itself in the most non-constructive segment of the North Atlantic alliance, together with Poland and the Baltic countries. The two countries disagree on various things, but the main points of contention are …

The ideology of top candidates for US presidency

12:18 31.03.2020 Andrey Kadomtsev

The ideology of top candidates for US presidency

According to US media reports, the incumbent President Donald Trump has secured enough Republican Party support to launch a re-election campaign [i]. Meanwhile, unexpectedly for observers, former Vice President Joe Biden has in recent weeks achieved impressive results in the race for being nominated the Democratic candidate. Although the campaign …

COVID-19 at low ebb in China – is the “world factory” opening up?

10:05 24.03.2020 Vladimir Petrovsky

COVID-19 at low ebb in China – is the “world factory” opening up?

The coronavirus epidemic in China is showing clear signs of a decline and amid an easing of the government-enacted strict quarantine measures and travel restrictions announced late last month, the country’s economy is starting to look up. According to China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, in parts of the …

During 2021, crude oil prices will fluctuate between $40 and $50 a barrel

21:01 18.03.2020 Yuri Shafranik

During 2021, crude oil prices will fluctuate between $40 and $50 a barrel

Shafranik also said that over the past 10-12 years, gas prices for industrial enterprises in the United States have fallen by more than twice, thus giving a major boost to the economy, while Russia has seen gas prices going up almost 2.5 times over the same period.Commenting on Russia's decision …

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