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Russia and Southeast Asia countries are eager to strengthen cooperation despite logistical and financial problems In the second half of 2023, a series of publications came out in the media on how a number of nations in Southeast Asia—above all Thailand and Myanmar,...
... improved, and objective prerequisites are in place to make this happen. Stepping up multilateral diplomacy cooperation with this region is expected to facilitate the development of Russia’s aims in Southeast Asia. It acts practically, upgrading the Southeast Asia-Russia relationship into a strategic partnership, particularly with reference to the existing ASEAN format. Russia’s policy toward Southeast Asia is a project that is closely linked to its internal development and Russia’s position in the world. Moscow ...
... Media and Government Relations Manager Anton Tsvetov received Philippines Ambassador in Moscow Carlos Sorreta and Head of the Embassy Political Section Luningning Camoying. The event participants discussed security and development in Asia-Pacific and Southeast Asia. Ambassador Sorreta presented his view of the situation, while RIAC representatives offered an assessment of Russia’s interests in relation to hottest issues on the agenda. Also covered were the Middle East and Russia-Europe relations.
... institution-building from other regions of the world. First published in Russian on the site of The Carnegie Moscow Center Notes 1 ASEAN.org. – 2015. – December 21 // http://www.asean.org/storage/2016/01/statistic/table19_asof21Dec15.pdf ; Russia – ASEAN: Southeast Asia Needs to get to Know Business Russia. – Torgovo-promyshlenniye vedomosti . – 2015. – September 18 // http://www.tpp-inform.ru/analytic_journal/6157.html . 2 Flows of Inward Direct Investment to ASEAN Member States by ...
... in terms of green growth, but perhaps through increased cooperation it can also learn from some of the more developed countries of the region like Singapore with its Green Plan. Talking environment and climate change with developing countries like Russia or most of the Southeast Asian states is tough. Industrialization and modernization is hard enough as it is, adding green costs to this challenge makes it twice as difficult. The countries that are now adopting high-tier green technology have had their chance to build ...
... Contemporary Development” Foundation and Dmitry Mosyakov , Deputy Director of the RAS Institute of Oriental Studies, shared their insights on these issues, as well as on technological cooperation between Moscow and Beijing and on how the countries of Southeast Asia perceive the new Russian-Chinese partnership. Vladimir Portyakov: Discussions over joining the Silk Road project with EAEC projects are already underway. In my opinion, many Russian experts have been rather forward in expressing full support for this idea. We should ...
... experts-orientalists from leading scientific research centers for study of the economy and policies of Southeast Asian countries. The readings are traditionally dedicated to the memory of Alexander Andreyevich Guber, member of the Academy of Sciences, founder of Russian science in the field of Southeast Asian studies. The conference was opened by Mikhail Meyer , IAAS president, who spoke of the importance of practical approach to the discussion of pressing problems of Southeast Asia’s development stressing the necessity of involving ...
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| U.S. wants to deter Russia’s military and political activity |
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| U.S. wants to dissolve Russia |
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| U.S. wants to establish alliance relations with Russia under the US conditions to rival China |
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