Arquivo por tag: Scientific Meeting

A last chance to step back from the brink.

The blunder that will imperil any Mideast peace.

America can’t disengage from the alliance and also lead it.

Landlocked between two major powers, Russia and China, Mongolia has historically navigated a delicate balance to maintain political and economic autonomy. The PoS‑2 pipeline could enhance Mongolia’s connectivity and regional relevance, but it also exposes the country to structural risks associated with its role as a transit state. Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, Master’s candidate at […]

As the global financial and trade landscape adjusts to geopolitical shocks, sanctions are now a weapon used to target not just adversaries, but also allies—Ivan Timofeev, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club, explores the issue of secondary sanctions and the international economic arms race.

The nature of Russian-Indian relations and their dynamics have perplexed both domestic and foreign researchers for decades. Even during Soviet times, India seemed, to put it mildly, an unlikely partner: although Jawaharlal Nehru and later Indira Gandhi declared their commitment to Fabian socialism, the Indian economic and political model bore little resemblance to the Soviet […]