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189153
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ON AUGUST 15, 2021, the Taliban (a movement banned in Russia) entered Kabul and announced that they had established control of Afghanistan. Kabul's fall and the Taliban's seizure of power have raised numerous questions among analysts. The speed with which the Taliban were capturing large cities and provinces surprised the international community, Afghan security forces, and the Taliban themselves, who had been poised for a longer fight.
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189139
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THE OUTBREAK in 2020 of the coronavirus pandemic coincided with a sharp deterioration in relations between Russia and the leading NATO countries, headed by the US. For the first time in the 30 years since the end of the Cold War, officials and experts have started expressing fears about the possibility of an armed conflict between the parties.
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189145
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THE Russia-Islamic World Strategic Vision Group (RIW SVG) was created 15 years ago, after Russia, on President Vladimir Putin's initiative, joined the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) as an observer in 2005. The OIC (formerly the Organization of the Islamic Conference) is an international organization of Muslim countries with a total population of more than 1.5 billion. It was founded on September 25, 1969, and consists of 57 states, 49 of which are Muslim-majority countries. The RIW's first cochairs were Yevgeny Primakov and Mintimer Shaymiyev, who laid the foundation for its activities and traditions. The RIW is currently chaired by Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov.
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189142
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IN 2025, Russia will host the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF). The IGF is an annual forum that, for all its strengths and weaknesses, is the most important event for discussing any problem that exists in cyberspace. IGF 2025 will be an outstanding event because it will be the 20th anniversary meeting of the IGF, and more importantly, it will shortly precede the 20-year review by the UN General Assembly of the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS).
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189146
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ACCORDING to many of our international relations experts, a presidential decree to approve a new edition of the Foreign Policy Concept of Russia will be one of the most significant developments of 2022. It will be the sixth doctrinal document in our country's recent history: Previous versions of the key diplomatic "manifesto" were issued in 1993, 2000, 2008, 2013, and 2016. The media treat them as routine events when in fact they offer us a unique opportunity to trace all transformations in the foreign policy thinking of the country's leaders and to analyze the events and trends of the last 30 years. The response to the latter has determined the nature and substance of the conceptual foundations of Russia's foreign policy. More than 30 years have passed since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. The new generation that grew up, studied at, and graduated from institutions of higher education knows next to nothing about the Soviet superpower, bipolar confrontation, socialist internationalism, and games with "inter-imperialist" contradictions. The system of Russia's foreign policy priorities has been broken, reestablished, and altered several
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189158
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THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR, which started 80 years ago, remains both a relevant and painful topic for our country. Russians' interest in those events is supported by numerous works of research and journalism, as well as projects that allow people to trace the fate of their relatives on the battlefields of that war. However, manipulations of public opinion at the global level that seek to belittle the role of our country in the victory over the Axis powers are distorting historical memory and leading to attempts to revise the outcomes of World War II.
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189141
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189148
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A KEY TREND in the modern development of humankind is the emergence of the information society "in which information and the level of its use and availability are radically changing the economic and sociocultural conditions of human life."1 General interest in using global information infrastructure is growing. The field of application of automatized control systems based on information and communication technologies (ICT), technical assets, and technological systems is steadily widening. ICT is rapidly penetrating individuals' private and personal lives (the Internet of Things) and social networking processes ("artificial intelligence," "big data," "pattern recognition," "e-voting," "blockchain," "digital currency," "digital law," "smart contracts," etc.).
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189159
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CRIMES against humanity during World War II were common, and most of them were associated with Nazi Germany. A policy of brutal terror was implemented on occupied territories, involving the destruction of entire settlements and the use of scorched earth tactics.
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189152
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Patriarch Porfirije: It is an exceptional honor for me to be able to communicate with the readers of your well-known and influential journal. I am very grateful. I consider it my duty to take this opportunity to remind your readers of the many centuries of ties between Russia and the Serbian Church - and the church is nothing other than the entire baptized people of God. I won't speak either of the Middle Ages or of the era of Count Sava Vladislavich Raguzinsky or even of the 20th century in general - a century that was marked, on the one hand, by suffering and, on the other, by the strengthening of our fraternal relations after the arrival of Russian refugees in Serbia and in our other lands. We can see that over the first two decades of the third millennium, our economic and political ties have become even stronger. And our spiritual ties have, of course, grown much stronger than ever before, I would say.
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189138
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Today, we are celebrating Diplomats' Day. First of all, please accept my heartfelt congratulations on the occasion of our common professional day, no matter where you work - at foreign missions, the Foreign Ministry's regional offices, or the central office.
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189147
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A YEAR has passed since the inauguration of US President Joseph Biden from the Democratic Party, but debates over the previous American president's military-political strategy, foreign policy, and diplomacy have lost none of their relevance.
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189149
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TECHNOLOGICAL development and increasing global information interdependence have led to rapid growth in the speed, scale, and intensity of the use of the digital space. As information and communication technologies continuously improve and spread almost instantaneously among both developed and developing countries, entire sectors of the world economy are transitioning from the conventional to the virtual environment.
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189144
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ON JANUARY 25, 2022, the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of Bangladesh will mark a significant date: 50 years ago on this day, less than a year after Bangladesh declared its independence, diplomatic relations were established between our countries.
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189154
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BY THE start of 1914, Russian political, military, and diplomatic circles considered the situation in Europe extremely precarious. Emperor Nicholas II shared that view. The Balkans continued to be the most sensitive issue in the international situation. An attempt by German leaders to subjugate the Ottoman Army by dispatching its military mission there in November 1913 under General Liman von Sanders, whom the Sultan appointed inspector-general of the Ottoman Army and commander of the Turkish First Army Corps in Constantinople, failed due to Russia's tough position.
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189143
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A YEAR ago, the 46th US president stirred up diametrically opposed emotions and expectations in the unprecedentedly polarized and divided US. Supporters and fellow Democrats viewed the new president as an incredibly experienced leader who would consolidate the nation and return it to leading positions in the community of nations aligned with the values of the "collective West." Biden's critics and opponents who sympathized with Donald Trump spoke of the new president as an anachronism who could not make a decision on his own and was controlled by party functionaries. Opinion in the rest of the world was similarly divided. Today, however, we can say that, as usual, the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
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189140
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LIKE Odysseus, who fell into the clutches of Scylla after escaping the whirlpool Charybdis, countries that have escaped the threat of losing territory as a result of foreign invasion are facing the threat of disintegration from within. The ancient epic by the great Homer about the adventures of the hero Odysseus, who finds himself between a rock and a hard place, involuntarily comes to mind when considering the perennial international legal dilemma about the relationship between the principle of the territorial integrity of states and the right of peoples and nations to self-determination.
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189156
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THE Great Patriotic War has left its mark on the collective memory of all peoples of the former Soviet Union, all member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States, and representatives of various ethnic and religious groups living in countries with different political, economic, and social systems. In recent years, the desire to preserve the memory of wartime events and of the Soviet people's heroic efforts that led to the Great Victory has encountered active resistance from Western revisionists seeking to rewrite history to suit the current anti-Russian ideological narrative. The position of Western revisionists often gets a positive response and support from representatives of the former republics of the Soviet Union and countries of the Eastern bloc.
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189151
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Armen Oganesyan, Editor-in-Chief, International Affairs: Sergey Alexeyevich [Ryabkov], a Russian-US meeting on Russia's security concerns has taken place in Geneva on Moscow's initiative. The issues that we have raised are being discussed not only in a bilateral format, but also at the NATO-Russia Council and the OSCE. How did [we] get the West to sit down at the negotiating table? Can the US's position be taken seriously?
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189155
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IN THE 2010s, Russia attempted to revitalize the collective memory of the Great Patriotic War to fill the ideological vacuum created in the former Soviet Union by the latter's breakup in 1991. With support from Russia's presidential administration, events were held in various Russian cities from 2010 to around 2020 to mark the victory in the war. Those events brought together veterans and public figures from various Russian regions and other former Soviet republics.
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