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180746
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RUSSIA is a country that generates great interest in Mexico. There is a deep appreciation for its culture and history, as well as recognition of its vast contributions to science, and its weight in the international system.
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180745
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180749
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TWO Soviet diplomatic couriers were riding Moscow-Riga train No. 2220. One of them was Theodor Yanovich Nette, to whom Vladimir Mayakovsky dedicated his well-known poem "To Comrade Nette - the Steamship and the Man." The other courier was Johann Adamovich Makhmastal.
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180733
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ON NOVEMBER 9, 2020, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan and President of Russia Vladimir Putin signed the Statement on a Ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh.
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180754
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180751
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AMID the coronavirus pandemic and an unprecedented presidential campaign in the US, the 60th anniversary of the Russian-American Dartmouth Conference went unnoticed. Yet, it would seem that this time-tested tool of citizen diplomacy, or "Track II diplomacy," is needed now more than ever in the past 30 years. The book Breaking Barriers in United States-Russia Relations: The Power and Promise of Citizen Diplomacy* - written by Philip Stewart, the American co-chair of the Dartmouth Conference, and published in Russian by Aspect Press - is filling this gap. The book is dedicated to Harold Saunders, a former US Assistant Secretary of State instrumental in advancing civil diplomacy, and Yevgeny Primakov, who himself first attended the Dartmouth Conference in 1971 and with whose blessing the event resumed in 2014, after a 24-year hiatus.
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180730
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TODAY, we can hardly overestimate the role of integration communities in strengthening the safeguards of human rights and freedoms that are constantly being tested, challenged and threatened in our turbulent world. The Council of Europe, established on May 5, 1949, in response to the disastrous shocks of World War Two caused primarily by massive and cynical violations and even destruction of human rights, plays the leading role on the European continent. It remains the most respected international entity for setting standards for the rule of law, human rights, democratic development and cultural interaction.
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180727
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THIS YEAR, the Russian Federation will mark the 25th anniversary of its membership of the Council of Europe. The Organization's 39th members state, and one of its most recent, it joined on February 28, 1996. In doing so, Russia has joined a well-established system of treaties and standards with politically and legally binding commitments centered around the European Convention on Human Rights.
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180738
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OVER the past several decades, the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has evolved as an internationally recognized instrument of ensuring regional security and the collective protection of allied states against external aggression.
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180735
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A YEAR AGO, the leaders of Russia, France, Germany and Ukraine met in Paris to discuss and establish certain agreements for resolving the conflict in Ukraine. The "Normandy Format" meeting at such a high level suggested an impending breakthrough of the impasse in the southeastern Ukraine, but the Ukrainian side backpedaled once again, abandoning the already signed agreements. The civil war in Ukraine is still a bone of contention between Russia and Europe, affecting the security of the entire European region. The domestic conflict continues to destroy the Ukrainian state and economy while further splintering the country's population. What's next for Ukraine and the Donbass? To what extent is the Minsk process working for its participants?
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180725
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THE FIRST mentions of the Arctic date back to the 4th century BC, during the development of sea navigation.1 The origins of the word "Arctic" stem from the Greek "ἀρκτικός" (pronounced "arktikos" and meaning "northern") and άρκτος ("bear," associated with the constellation Ursa Major). It refers to the lands located under this constellation. This physical and geographical region of the Earth, with climatic conditions that make it difficult to sustain life, is an integral part of the surface of the globe. Adjacent to the North Pole, it encompasses the circumpolar expanse whose inner radius includes the seas of the Arctic Ocean, its islands and archipelagos, as well as coastal territories of the surrounding three continents: Europe, Asia and North America.
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180736
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ON NOVEMBER 27-28, 2020, St. Petersburg University's Ho Chi Minh Institute held its 11th international academic conference in the series "Eurasian Arc of Instability and Security Problems from East Asia to North Africa." The conference, which was an online event, had an extension to its title - "Preliminary Results of 2020."
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180723
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THE YEAR 2020 left behind difficult memories and numerous questions about the future. It was the year of the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory, and the establishment of the Yalta-Potsdam system of international relations, the UN and UNESCO - a milestone year highlighting the mounting danger of global confrontation. It was a year of discoveries and losses, of desperation and hope in battling the coronavirus, an economic crisis and conflicts. It was a time when humankind shed false ideas and turned to human life as the supreme value, only to discover that neither states nor international organizations could protect it effectually.
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180743
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IN RUSSIA, extremely close attention is paid to the processing of personal data. Without clearly regulated data processing principles and information security mechanisms capable of fending off present-day threats, it is impossible to achieve the desired level of trust and security when using information and communication technologies (ICTs).
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180724
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THE STATE of the global economy even before the coronavirus pandemic was cause for major concern. In 2019, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), global GDP and global trade recorded their lowest growth of the decade (2.9% and 0.3%, respectively). Global debt continued to increase, with sovereign debt and budget deficit levels in many countries near critical.
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180740
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INFORMATION and communication technologies (ICTs) provide humankind with unprecedented opportunities. Mass communication technologies, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, blockchain, big data, e-government, digital medicine, and cryptocurrencies have become part and parcel of our life.
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180726
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First, this year we can draw a certain tentative line marking the end of an entire decade-long phase in the development of digital diplomacy and draw initial conclusions. The concept of digital diplomacy gained currency 10 years ago, in September 2010. This was the result of a document prepared by the US Department of State titled "IT Strategic Plan: Fiscal Years 2011-2013 - Digital Diplomacy," which defined digital diplomacy as the use of social networks in US diplomacy. At the same time, the terms Twiplomacy and Twitter Revolution were introduced, owing to the accelerated development of information and communications technology and the growing popularity of social networks. Finally, the US Department of State formulated the conceptual framework and methodological foundations of Internet Diplomacy, and formed a special department to supervise this type of public diplomacy.
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180752
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HAVING barely recovered from the shock caused by the election of a nondemocratic candidate as the 45th US president, the Russian academic and expert community, where only avowed "optimists" had bet on a Trump victory, began searching for reasons and explanations for what had just happened. During Donald Trump's term in the White House, a record number of scholarly and quasi-scholarly works were published in Russian. However, most of them were narrowly focused on specific aspects of US affairs, and American domestic and foreign policy, or were separate chapters on the US in studies that lacked regional focus.
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180747
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TODAY marks the 40th Anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Zimbabwe and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), the predecessor state of the Russian Federation, on February 18, 1981.
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180729
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IN THE SUMMER OF 2019, an event took place that we had been waiting for for several years: Russia returned to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, and the rights of the Russian delegation were fully restored.
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