Alexei I. Miller
Memory politics have become a scene of irreconcilable confrontation not only between Russia and the West, and between the West and the Global South, but also within Western societies. There are no zones of global consensus left.
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Dmitry V. Yefremenko, Daniil O. Rastegaev
Like Russia, over the past century, both Turkey and Serbia have gone through historical upheavals, the collapse of the previous model of statehood, and a “re-assemblying” of the nation.
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Konstantin V. Asmolov, Kirill V. Babaev
Although the triangles’ emergence is increasing general tension in East Asia and driving a regional arms race, a conflict of Korean origin seems less likely than a conflict over Taiwan.
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No. 3
2024 July/September
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