Experts

PhD, Foundation Fellow in the Australian Studies Institute at Australian National University

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, RIAC member

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Saint-Petersburg State Mining University

PhD candidate at Haifa University’s School of Political Sciences

PhD in Political Science, Philology Faculty of Petersburg Institute of Judaic Studies

Ph.D. in Political Science, expert at the Centre for Crisis Society Studies (Centero)

PhD in History, Leading Researcher at RAS Institute for Far Eastern Studies

Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University

Ph.D. in History

Ph.D, Senior lecturer at People’s Friendship University of Russia

Ph.D. in Political Science, President World Security Network, Berlin

Expert at the Institute of the Middle East, graduate of International Institute of Energy Policy and Diplomacy at MGIMO

PhD in History, Director of the TSU Confucius Institute, Associate Professor, Department of World Politics, Faculty of Historical and Political Studies, Tomsk State University

PhD in Hystory, Assistant Professor of MGIMO University

PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and Sociology of Political Processes, Faculty of Sociology, MSU

Doctor of Sciences in History, Chair of the Department of Contemporary History of Russia at the Institute of History and Archives of RSUH, RIAC Member

Ph.D. in Political Science, Professor, Dept. of International Relations, Seoul National University

Doctor of Economics, Senior Research Fellow and Professor at the Department of World Economy and World Finance, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

Independent expert

Head of Research, Center for Situational Analysis at RAS, member of the Directorate of IMEMO RAS, RAS Full Member, RIAC Member

PhD in History, Center for Asia-Pacific Studies, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Leading Research Fellow

A violent end to the Libyan crisis also seems unlikely in the near term, as the forces in the country’s east will have trouble organizing an effective attack on Tripoli without the support of Russia, whose military has other things in sight