Russia in Global Affairs

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Alexandr Gabuev

Senior Fellow and Chair of the Russia in the Asia-Pacific Program, Carnegie Moscow Center.

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17.01.2019

The “Belt and Road” in Russia: Evolution of Expert Discourse

The implementation of the “Belt and Road” initiative became dependent on the pro et contra balance that is not conducive to cooperation for the time being. “Gains and prospects” are abstract, while “risks and threats,” on the contrary, are quite concrete and cannot be ignored.

Alexandr Gabuev, Ivan Yu. Zuenko

19.07.2018

Sanctions Give America Zero Leverage in Punishing Russia

As Trump prepares to meet Vladimir Putin, there is no sign that he has absorbed the lessons of multiple rounds of Western sanctions against Russia since 2014.

Alexandr Gabuev

15.06.2018

Everyone Wins: Russia, China, and the Trump-Kim Summit

The summit of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un in Singapore brought the Korean peninsula closer to peace, but it was more about symbolism than substance. Its most important outcome is to bring North Korea out of diplomatic isolation—something that is welcome to both China and Russia.

Alexandr Gabuev

Johan Galtung

Norwegian sociologist, mathematician, and the principal founder of peace and conflict studies.

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25.12.2017

“Sooner or Later We’ll Find an Alternative to Capitalism”

What we should learn from the Russian Revolution as a major event in human history is that it was a concerted effort to get rid of that monster—capitalism. Capitalism produces enormous inequality and, as Marx predicted, misery at the bottom.

Johan Galtung

Alicia Garcia-Herrero

Senior Research Fellow at BRUEGEL, Adjunct Professor at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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27.11.2020

Macro View of US-China Tech Competition: Where Are We and What to Expect?

While the tit-for-tat tariff war between the two largest economies in the world seems to have subsided since the Phase 1 deal was agreed upon last December, the strategic competition between US and China is far from an end. Apart from trade measures, the US has leveraged several other weapons against China. Financial and people-to-people decoupling have started in a very targeted way, tech decoupling has made great strides.

Alicia Garcia-Herrero

Hall Gardner

Hall Gardner is Professor and Chair of the Department of International and Comparative Politics, American University of Paris; a Member of the Group of Experts of the EastWest Institute that produced the report: Euro-Atlantic Security: One Vision, Three Paths after the August 2008 Georgia-Russia War.

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29.06.2017

Breaking the U.S.-Russia Impasse: Keeping the Door Open to Dialogue

The relations between the United States and the Russian Federation have been deteriorating at a rapid pace. Each nation has been accused of interfering in the domestic elections of the other, making it increasingly difficult for the respective administrations of these states to work cohesively to solve critical problems between the two states.

Hall Gardner

27.03.2011

Towards a Euro-Atlantic Confederation

There can be no “national” solution to the Caucasus in that a number of ethnic disputes and irredentist claims overlap presently demarcated territorial state borders. Moreover, the membership of these states in either NATO or in the CSTO is not panacea either, in that membership in these separate military camps and command structures, even if these camps can be aligned, would not work to better integrate the entire Caucasus region.

Hall Gardner

Toby T. Gati

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09.08.2008

Renewable Energy in Russia’s Future

If the focus of Russian political leadership continues to be on gas and oil production and if the state budget continues to rely heavily on tax revenues from these industries, there will be few incentives to innovate and develop new resources on a significant scale.

Toby T. Gati

Vilya Gelbras

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18.05.2005

Chinese Migration in Russia

The shortage of manpower will force Russia to revise its immigration policy. Russia will have to resort to international experience in this complex issue and look for creative solutions. Moscow’s future immigration policy must stimulate the Chinese to come to Russia for employment.

Vilya Gelbras

Martin Gilman

Professor at the Higher School of Economics–National Research University, Moscow.

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12.04.2016

Towards a Segmented World Order?

It could well be that the once stable, cooperative multilateral framework of the IMF, like many international institutions inspired and led by the advanced economies, has become afflicted by a democratic and growing call for voice and representation of other states and non-state actors.

Martin Gilman

19.03.2015

The Russian Economy: Resilience But for How Long?

Even in the absence of attempts to isolate Russia politically and economically resulting from the events in Ukraine, the flight of investors from emerging markets as a class and a re-evaluation of risks in emerging markets generally have provoked a move to safe havens.

Martin Gilman

15.06.2008

Russia and Global Inflation: The Unanticipated Crisis

We should recall what Keynes wrote in 1919: “Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the Capitalist System was to debauch the currency… Lenin was certainly right. There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency.”

Martin Gilman

Alexander А. Girinsky

PhD in Philosophy
National Research University–Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
International Laboratory for the Study of Russian and European Intellectual Dialogue
Junior Research Fellow

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01.07.2023

On “Conservative Balance” and “Traditional Values”

The struggle for “traditional values” should mean not the protection of some specific list of “values,” but the protection of the mindset that distinguishes between science and politics, public and private, rational and emotional, male and female, truth and lies, etc. All these values, in fact, make up the principles of classical liberal conservatism, which the West has rejected, opting for a “culture war” and a new version of radical modernity.

Alexander А. Girinsky

Jean-Dominique Giuliani

Sergey Glazyev

Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

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23.09.2014

The Threat of War and the Russian Response

The world needs a coalition of sound forces advocating stability – a global anti-war coalition with a positive plan for rearranging the international financial and economic architecture on the principles of mutual benefit, fairness, and respect for national sovereignty.

Sergey Glazyev

27.12.2013

Who Stands to Win?

The European bureaucracy, a new political force with interests and leverage of its own, is behind the emerging EU trend to politicize the ongoing integration. A constructive way out of the growing contradictions between the alternative integration processes in Eurasia would be to de-politicize them into mutually beneficial economic cooperation.

Sergey Glazyev

Vali Golmohammadi

Assistant professor of Tarbiat Modares University, department of International Relations

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01.01.2024

How Iran Perceives Turkey’s Rise in the South Caucasus

The South Caucasus is increasingly becoming an additional source of geopolitical rivalry between Iran and Turkey, which is expected to intensify further as Turkey’s influence grows and Iran’s perception of geopolitical insecurities increases.

Vali Golmohammadi, Sergey M. Markedonov

Yuri Golotyuk

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09.08.2008

Safeguarding the Arctic

The global situation in the North has brought forth new challenges and one of them confronts the Russian military, which has become accustomed to viewing the Arctic as its own personal fiefdom. A hunt for mineral resources necessitates a reshaping of approaches that were typical of the era of ideological standoffs.

Yuri Golotyuk

Alexander Golts

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16.09.2003

Warfare Against the Rules

The Pentagon has announced that the Iraqi war marked a “revolution in military affairs.” However, Russian generals tend to ignore the importance of this “revolution.” Their attitude is rather easy to understand: any unbiased analysis of the U.S. military actions would call into question Russia’s current program for military development, its concept of military reform and most of its plans concerning combat deployment of its armed forces.

Alexander Golts

Thomas Gomart

Director of the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI), Paris and Brussels

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13.12.2021

No End to History

The desire to replay the Cold War is an attempt to reverse the wheel of history.

Terry Nardin, Alexander F. Filippov, Pål Kolstø, Thomas Gomart, Asle Toje, Zhang Shuhua, Thomas E. Graham

18.05.2017

Macron Will Succeed Internationally Only If He Improves France’s Economy

While it is difficult to say how France’s relationship with Germany and the European Union will change as Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet is still being formed, it is clear that the new French president’s priority will be in rebalancing relations.

Thomas Gomart

John Gong

Professor, Vice-President of Research and Strategy at the University of International Business and Economics – Israel; China Forum Expert.

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08.12.2023

The Rise of BRICS

The architects of the current global governance system have failed the world. Not only didn’t they redeem the sins of their ancestors, but we now have the leaders of the richest club in the world convening every year preaching to the rest of the planet about the rules-based order, while the rules are treated like tissues from a Kleenex box, usable at times but discarded when inconvenient.

John Gong

Evgeniy Gontmacher

Yevgeny Gontmakher, Dr. Sc. (Economics), is Deputy Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO).

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07.10.2012

The Nation State in Service of Globalization

The modern world is witnessing a shift of power in all spheres of public life towards supranational and transnational structures, and at the same time, growing aspirations of some regions of large states to gain autonomy or even independence.

Evgeniy Gontmacher, Nikita Zagladin

Haley Gonzales

MA in International Relations
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, USA
Researcher, International Relations

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15.03.2021

Putin’s “Global Hybrid War”: U.S. Experts, Russia, and the Atlantic Council

The crises’ pressures have the effect of reducing the intellectual space for self-critical and self-reflective discourses, leaving room only for discourse of superiority and defensiveness.

Andrei P. Tsygankov, Pavel A. Tsygankov, Haley Gonzales

Mikhail S. Gorbachev

1931–2022

The last leader of the Soviet Union, he was General Secretary of the Communist Party from 1985 until 1991, and President of the USSR in 1990-1991

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13.12.2021

Perestroika and New Thinking: A Retrospective

Perestroika inherited a difficult situation in terms of interethnic and federal relations. I have to admit that when we started perestroika, my colleagues and I did not see the full extent of that problem.

Mikhail S. Gorbachev

09.08.2021

Perestroika and New Thinking: A Retrospective

More than three and a half decades have passed since the start of the process of change in the Soviet Union known throughout the world as perestroika. I have been trying to find answers to the questions put to me by scholars, journalists and ordinary people in the letters that I receive. It has not been relegated to the past. The experience and the lessons of perestroika remain relevant today.

Mikhail S. Gorbachev

12.11.2014

Gorbachev’s full speech during the celebrations of the 25th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall

The following speech was delivered on November 8, 2014 at the New Policy Forum symposium in Berlin

Mikhail S. Gorbachev

Aleksandr Gorelik

Russian diplomat, former head of the UN Information Centre in Moscow (1999–2014).

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24.11.2020

Online round table “The World without UN”

On November 26 at 18:00 a.m. MSK (GMT+3) the public Council on Foreign and Defense Policy jointly with The Alexander Gorchakov Public Diplomacy Fund are organizing online round table «The World without UN» as part of the project “Historical Memory Laboratory: What Happened Before Us?” The discussion will be moderated by Fyodor Lukyanov, Editor-in-Chief of Russia in Global Affairs, Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy.

Timofei V. Bordachev, Jean Marie Guéhenno, Aleksandr Gorelik, Charles Kupchan, Dmitry Polyansky, Fyodor A. Lukyanov

25.09.2016

Before the Change at the Helm of the UN

For the UN to continue to be truly indispensable, international officials and national governments, members of the academic elite and civil society leaders will have to reach consensus on the way ahead, avoiding over-ambitious plans, but also half-measures portrayed as full-fledged reforms.

Aleksandr Gorelik

Evgeny N. Grachikov

Ph.D. in Political Science
Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)
Associate Professor, Department of Theory and History of International Relations

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24.12.2020

China in Global Governance: Ideology, Theory, and Instrumentation

In China, global governance is understood as a new type of principles, mechanisms, methods, and activities focused on the values professed by holism and on the common interests of humankind, whereby various actors, using equal dialogue, negotiations and cooperation for managing the public affairs of humankind, jointly respond to global changes and global problems.

Evgeny N. Grachikov

30.07.2019

Chinese School of International Relations

China has gradually evolved from a consumer into a producer and exporter of international knowledge. The shift of not only world power but also the production of international knowledge to China is already a real phenomenon of modern IR theories.

Evgeny N. Grachikov

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