Transforming nominal political independence of the post-colonial world into intellectual and economic sovereignty requires further deepening and widening of the emerging relationships between and within the BRICS+ members and partners, writes Rasigan Maharajh specially for the Valdai Club’s expert discussion titled “Decolonisation: 65 Years On.”
Today, transport corridors are widely viewed as geopolitical tools. Those who believe this to be the case tend to argue that states, either independently or in groups, develop their logistics infrastructure and create transport corridors to serve their interests while potentially threatening other countries.
Flexible use of migration policy instruments remains an important key to creating an atmosphere of mutually beneficial cooperation and good-neighbourliness throughout Eurasia, writes Dmitry Poletaev.
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