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Until decision-makers begin to allow a flexibility in their thinking on American SC core principles, the United States will continue to draw itself into conflict dilemmas of its own devising and/or make problems worse instead of better.

Why the OSCE remains important in the current settings

The population has given the president a vote of confidence, ready to support him at a difficult time for Kazakhstan

Russia and Cuba have many common values ​​when it comes to their picture of the world and their place in the current balance of power

South Korea’s domestic politics reveals a drama show

The experience of US law enforcement practice shows that there will be violations of the sanctions regime, and US regulators have developed mechanisms for detecting them

The recent terrorist attack in Istanbul will seriously complicate the U.S. ability to support the YPG if Ankara decides to conduct a new full-scale military operation in Syria

On November 29, 2022 the Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) in partnership with the North-Eastern Federal University in Yakutsk (NEFU) held a round table “Russia and Asian Actors in the Arctic: Interests and Cooperation Opportunities” as part of the 6th Northern Forum on Sustainable Development which takes place from November 28 to December 1 in Yakutsk

Russia’s experience shows that despite the damage to the economy and some imbalances, it is possible to adapt to large-scale sanctions

In all reality, only a handful of countries are keeping their promises and attaining their climate plan

The major outcome of COP-27 was the long-awaited establishment of a fund to help particularly vulnerable countries affected by climate change

On November 18, 2022, the third informal round table discussion on security issues was held within the framework of RIAC project “A New Agenda for Russia–UK Relations”, implemented in partnership with the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)