Russia in Global Affairs

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Lee Jae-Young

President, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP).

17.12.2019

Russian Far East Development from the Korean Perspective

This chapter focuses on analysing Korea’s position on development of this region. To this end, the paper deals with the significance and strategic value of the Russian Far East, the current status, and determinants of the Russian Far East policy, as well as the direction and tasks of Korea’s Russian Far East policy.

Lee Jae-Young

15.11.2017

The New Northern Policy and Korean-Russian Cooperation

While the North Korea crisis hangs over regional and global peace, the world calls out to constructive and peaceful cooperation that can halt the ‘conflict spiral’. The Russian-Korean cooperation and Eurasian integration may become a remedy for the problem.

Lee Jae-Young

James Jatras

Former U.S. diplomat and policy adviser and analyst for the Republican leadership in the U.S. Senate.

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11.10.2020

Not for Church

As an ideological imperative built on Cultural Marxist dichotomies of oppressor and victim classes (according to sex, race, language, religion, etc.) this effort to transform all human society supplies a missionary zeal no less relevant to American officials’ and their fellow travelers’ efforts than their aspirations of global political dominion.

James Jatras

Muhammad Athar Javed

Director General of Pakistan House — International Think Tank.

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23.11.2022

Strategic Prudence: Is Nuclear Deterrence Still in Place?

It is the responsibility of the US, NATO and Russia to use strategic prudence and avert “nuclear Armageddon”, which in turn will protect the next generations from poverty, instability and perpetual conflict between Russia and the West.

Muhammad Athar Javed

Dayan Jayatilleka

PhD in Political Science
Ambassador (Sri Lanka)

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20.01.2024

One Hundred Years after Lenin: The Necessity for a Leninist Global Strategy

However radical or “totalitarian” Soviet Russia was, it struck a powerful chord within the societies of not only the West, but also the East and the global South, because it stood for universal ideas.

Dayan Jayatilleka

27.06.2023

The Lessons of the Wagner Mutiny

The battleground reality reveals there is a contradiction between the existential exigencies of the Russian state and nation on the one hand, and the existing structures and power-relations on the other.

Dayan Jayatilleka

28.12.2022

If Russia Is Not to Be Reduced to a Second Serbia

The deepest lesson of Yugoslavia is that it foredoomed itself to defeat by the shift in its own thinking. That shift has also taken place in Russia. Avoidance of a Yugoslav outcome and a Serbian fate will require the reversal of that colossal self-defeating error in Serbian thinking.

Dayan Jayatilleka

Huang Jing

Huang Jing is a former Professor with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and former Director of the Centre on Asia and Globalization of the National University of Singapore.

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29.06.2018

The Rise of China and Its Implications for Global Development and Stability

China’s rise has changed the global landscape.

Huang Jing

Lee Jong-Wha

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15.11.2014

China’s New World Order

After decades of actively participating in international economic institutions – including the G-20, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization – China has begun to resemble a revisionist power seeking to create a new world order

Lee Jong-Wha

Jean-Claude Juncker

Jean-Claude Juncker — President of the European Commission.

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15.01.2019

The World Needs Europe

Having emerged from centuries of bloodshed to become the poster child for integration and collaboration, Europe has a distinct service to offer the rest of the world. With the international order coming apart and populist nationalism on the rise, now is the time for the European Union to show leadership, both at home and abroad.

Jean-Claude Juncker