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192476
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IT SEEMS difficult to overestimate the importance of the work under review,* which has rightly been recommended as a textbook for students and trainees of the Diplomatic Academy. Its main merit is that it has overcome the key cognitive constraints of our political science - not only recent ones, but also those of the Soviet and earlier periods. In fact, the same can be said of the current Foreign Policy Concept of the Russian Federation, a truly innovative concept that meets the demands of the times and addresses the task of Russia's effective international positioning in a situation that bears all the hallmarks of a geopolitical revolution.
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ID:
188505
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Armen Oganesyan, Editor-in-Chief, International Affairs: Sergey Alekseyevich [Ryabkov], do you see in the near future a world split into two camps: the West vs. the non-West? It seems that world politics is moving toward a state of confrontation and a searching for partners for each center of power. In this regard, what model of international relations is Russia offering the world today?
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ID:
192499
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The article assesses prospects for the development of relations between the
Russian Federation and the Korean Peninsula states in the short and medium
terms. By assessing their current state in the context of global changes
in the world, the authors determine areas where the national interests
of Russia, North Korea and South Korea overlap, identify factors that can
influence the development of relations between Russia and these states
(primarily bilateral, but also taking into account the third party’s influence
on them), and consider possible trajectories for their further evolution. The
article concludes that in the short term, relations between Russia and South
Korea will tend to deteriorate, although the speed of this deterioration will
depend on the steps to be taken by Seoul. Relations between Moscow and
Pyongyang, on the contrary, will formally improve, although the speed of
this improvement will be determined, among other things, by the situation
around the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue.
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192426
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190555
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This paper considers the most important operational-tactical and military-technical problems of building and developing the strike aviation of Russia's Aerospace Forces in light of the main factors and trends inherent in military conflicts at the beginning of the 21st century.
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ID:
189582
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Ukraine has got political and military support by the Western powers and hence the president of Ukraine has claimed some success in the on-going conflict even as thousands of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers are killed in the war. He has asserted that the country will not surrender and will push Russian army out of his country. Much against Putin’s hope and interest, Ukraine might move close to NATO. As there are no signs of end to the war, both Ukraine and Russia will suffer badly and have to pay a heavy price for generations to come.
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