Russia’s prospective engagement with the Organisation of Turkic States cannot be treated as a linear policy option. It is, instead, a multidimensional issue shaped by institutional constraints, normative tensions, ethnic relations, geopolitical rivalries, and symbolic considerations, writes Lucas Leiroz de Almeida. The author is a participant of the Valdai – New Generation project.
Northeast Asia is becoming a kind of laboratory for testing various models of digital sovereignty: from service dependence to industrial autonomy. Digital independence in the region is becoming more a product of hybrid connections and distributed control than the result of a closed technological cycle, writes Yuri Kolotaev. The author is a participant of the […]
If Trumpism succeeds, the United States will not only adjust its foreign policy but could inaugurate a new post-Yalta international order – one bringing the West and Russia closer together. Trumpism affords a more compatible mechanism to resolve conflicts in the current bifurcated international system than the Western rules-based liberal international strategy, writes David Lane.
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