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171269
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NO BALANCE in Eastern Europe and, therefore, in entire Europe is possible as long as the Muscovite Empire exists. No new order in possible in an unbalanced Europe. ... "Therefore, the Muscovite Empire should be liquidated... ... "Its liquidation, indispensable for the calm and order in Europe, is fairly easy to realize since the Ukrainian people have already covered a considerable part of the road by its staunch and sacrificial struggle against Moscow.
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171259
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Today, we are celebrating Diplomats' Day. First of all, I would like to offer my sincere greetings to all our diplomatic staff and veterans on their professional holiday, the holiday of hard-working people dedicated to their work who sincerely love their Motherland and stand up for our national interests in the international arena. A diplomat is above all a patriot. Their most important qualities are honesty, integrity, reliability, eloquence in writing and speaking, extensive knowledge, and readiness to give their all.
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WHEN EMMANUEL MACRON met with Vladimir Putin in August 2019 at Fort Bregançon, the French president's statements about the necessity of creating with Russia "a European space from Lisbon to Vladivostok" caused a brief but resounding stir among the international press. In most EU and NATO countries, the responses were circumspect or critical. As might have been expected, the most negative assessments of these statements came from Great Britain, Poland, the Baltic countries, and (outside the EU and NATO) from Ukraine.
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171272
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171274
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171271
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171273
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171266
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Today's guest to the project cosponsored by the International Affairs journal and the Russian Foreign Ministry's Press and Information Department is Mehdi Sanaei, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Russia. ... Your Excellency, how do you assess Russian-Iranian relations at the current stage? ... Mehdi Sanaei: I would like to begin by expressing gratitude toward the International Affairs journal and the Press and Information Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry for this opportunity to address the Russian and foreign media
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171263
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THE DISINTEGRATION of the Soviet Union has led to a new geopolitical zone appearing on the world map - the so-called post-Soviet space where Russia plays a dominant role even though post-Soviet countries have different development paths, political regimes and economies. Amid the escalating relations between Russia and the West, the pressing problem for Russia right now is to build relations with its immediate neighbors.
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171267
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Cain was told by the Creator in the direct sense of the word: "Thou shalt be groaning and trembling upon the earth..."1 ... "Those who follow the desires of the evil one show that they abide in themselves the image of Cain's evil."2 ... THE INCONSTANCY of this "beauteous world," brought on by the ceaseless U.S. "habit" of hampering the sovereign interests of the rest of the world with its messianic militarism in an attempt to achieve the "Americanization" of the existing world order, is becoming the main challenge of our time.
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171260
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THIS YEAR, Russia and Indonesia are celebrating the 70th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. Any significant date is always a good occasion both for summing up what has been achieved so far and for drafting plans for the future. ... Our compatriots had the good fortune to discover Indonesia, a nation with a distinct identity, back in the 19th century, when Russian maritime expeditions started visiting the archipelago.
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THE YEAR 2020 abounds in anniversary dates in the history of Russian-Vietnamese ties. One of the most important ones is the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. On January 30, 1950, the Soviet Union was among the first countries to recognize the young Vietnamese state, thus laying the foundation of years-long friendship and close cooperation between our nations.
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171258
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Let me extend my heartfelt wishes on your professional holiday, Diplomats' Day. ... Russian diplomats have always resolutely and consistently defended the interests of our Fatherland. While continuing the glorious traditions of our predecessors, you carry out your duty with honor and deal with challenging and responsible foreign policy tasks. ... Thanks largely to the efficient work of Russia's Foreign Ministry, we have managed to reach a certain degree of stability in Syria and launch an intra-Syrian Constitutional process.
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171262
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SEVENTY YEARS AGO, on January 30, 1950, the Soviet Union officially established diplomatic relations with the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, becoming one of the first countries in the world to recognize the newly independent state. The USSR thus demonstrated a high degree of solidarity with the Vietnamese people in their struggle for a just cause. The groundwork for these close ties between the two nations was laid during President Ho Chi Minh's visit to Soviet Russia three decades before that date, in search of ways of freeing Vietnam from the feudal/colonial yoke.
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171265
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THE QUESTION OF CHANGE in WTO activities is no longer hypothetical but has taken a practical turn. The United States and the European Union, as well as other WTO members, have already formulated their initial positions on this issue. WTO reform is a current priority for the G20. ... The U.S. was the first to take practical action in altering the existing architecture and activities of the WTO.
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