Russia in Global Affairs

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Elias Evangelou

Prof. School of Theology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

11.10.2020

Historical experience has shown that the interruption of canonical communion could inflict severe wounds on the entirety of the body of the Orthodox Church, rendering it a dead body, an object to be artificially preserved since it is completely alien to the anxious questions of the modern world.

Chrysostomos Stamoulis, Stylianos Tsompanidis, Nikolaos Maggioros, Elias Evangelou

Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega

Director of the Center for Energy and Climate, French Institute of International Relations (IFRI).

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24.04.2020

Russia, the Global Sanitary Crisis and Oil Meltdown: Revisiting Power and the Enemy

In an open and interdependent world, we are all exposed to global sanitary and environmental degradations. Russia is no exception: it has gone into lockdown, with increasing economic and social costs adding up to the fall in oil and gas prices and upcoming impacts of the global recession.

Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega

Roderic MacFarquar

Roderick MacFarquhar is Professor of History and Political Science at Harvard University.

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23.06.2012

Fragile Solidity

There seem to be three main ingredients of Russian–Chinese relationship. The balancing of U.S. power has taken place mainly in the UN, through votes or threats of vetoes, often on issues of interference in the internal affairs of other nations. The other two ingredients, energy and arms sales, seem less stable.

Roderic MacFarquar

Ram Madhav

Member of the Board of Governors of India Foundation, National General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2014–2020

Sebastiano Maffettone

Sebastiano Maffettone, Dean of Political Science and Professor of Political Philosophy at LUISS Guido Carli University of Rome.

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27.08.2015

Just War and Humanitarian Intervention

In this paper, I present a version of just war theory and try to expand it to include a normative analysis of humanitarian intervention.

Sebastiano Maffettone

Zvi Magen

Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Studies, Tel Aviv University. Former Israeli ambassador to Russia.

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26.09.2017

Jumpstarting the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

A series of diplomatic talks, which took place on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, touched on Middle Eastern affairs and specifically on the revival of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process. This had seemed to have been high on President Trump’s agenda, when he met Prime Minister Netanyahu, President of the Palestinian Authority Abbas and the Egyptian President el-Sisi.

Zvi Magen, Vera Michlin-Shapir

Nikolaos Maggioros

Prof. School of Theology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

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11.10.2020

Autocephaly and Orthodox Unity

Chrysostomos Stamoulis, Stylianos Tsompanidis, Nikolaos Maggioros, Elias Evangelou

Artemy V. Magun

Professor, Director of the Stasis Center for Practical Philosophy, European University at St. Petersburg, Russia

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13.12.2021

Every Collapse Has Its Inner Logic

Perestroika and the subsequent 1990s were accompanied by such massive enthusiasm and a sense of liberation that it would be unfair to discard them as illusions from the point of view of some “objective” progress.

Artemy V. Magun, Timothy Garton Ash, Andrei A. Teslya, Thomas Bagger, Philip Zelikow, Michael Mann, Hanns W. Maull

Rasigan Maharajh

Chief Director of the Institute for Economic Research on Innovation, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa

Kishore Mahbubani

Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore

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13.12.2021

The Dialectics of Confrontation

Thirty years after the breakup of the Soviet Union, we have moved towards a world in which all countries are becoming protective of their economies and trying to pass the burden of declining outputs and unemployment onto others.

Yevgeny G. Vodolazkin, Ivan Krastev, Kishore Mahbubani, Ilter Turan, Chas W. Freeman, Jr., Wu Enyuan, Robert Legvold

Gleb G. Makarevich

The Primakov Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Moscow, Russia
Center of the Indo-Pacific Region
Junior Research Fellow

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Tel.: +7 (499) 128-3308
Address: 23 Profsoyuznaya Str., Moscow 117997, Russia

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01.07.2023

Same Same, but Different: Strategic Relations in the Russia-India-China-U.S. Quadrangle

Russia must realize that the Indian political elites are expanding their contacts with the Americans not because of the “pressure from Washington,” but because, in their opinion, cooperation with the U.S. is in New Delhi’s national interests. At the same time, Moscow has the right to expect New Delhi to show a similar attitude towards the Russian-Chinese “relations of comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction of a new era.”

Gleb G. Makarevich

Valentin Makarov

Valentin Makarov is President of the Russian Software Developers Association (RUSSOFT)

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27.03.2011

In Search of the Dream Country

Many IT companies do not need Skolkovo’s Garden of Eden. Far more important to them are financial instruments (for example, lower taxes), mechanisms of interacting with other businesses, institutions and real investors and the selling of ideas. All this can be arranged in a long-distance mode.

Pavel Zhitnyuk, Valentin Makarov

Igor A. Makarov

Head of the School of World Economy, Head of the Laboratory for Climate Change Economics, HSE University.

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Office 427, Bldg.1, Malaya Ordynka Str. 17, Moscow, Russia

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26.04.2021

Turning to Nature: Russia’s New Environmental Policy in “Green” Transformation of the Global Economy and Politics

Nature protection and preservation should become an important component of the Russian national idea, its mission for itself and the world, and an important element of its international identity. International cooperation in nature protection should become Russia’s important positive contribution to global development and part of its international attractiveness and authority.

Igor A. Makarov, Dmitry V. Suslov, Ilya A. Stepanov, Darya А. Serova, Sergei A. Karaganov

29.10.2018

Accelerated Development of the Russian Far East

The Far East development strategy should focus on building an area of innovative resource-based economy. The production of innovative resource-intensive goods and services with a focus on the growing Asian markets running low on natural resources could be an attractive niche for the Russian Far East to take and succeed in.

Igor A. Makarov

13.02.2016

Scaling New Heights

The global domination in setting ecological standards has been gradually drifting towards the United States. The U.S., in contrast to the EU, is prepared to employ this tool not just to bolster its own image, but also to dictate rules to the global economy.

Igor A. Makarov

Anna V. Makarycheva

PhD in Political Science
MGIMO University of International Relations, Moscow, Russia
Spanish Language Chair
Senior Lecturer

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Address: 76 Vernadsky Prospect, Moscow 19454, Russia

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13.12.2021

Alliance-Building in Post-War Europe: Lessons for Russia

For Russia, alliances can serve as an effective tool of ensuring national security. Moreover, alliances along the perimeter of the Russian border serve as a guarantee against further expansion of hostile blocs, since keeping an ally in its orbit by definition prevents it from defecting to the opposing camp.

Nikita I. Eriashev, Anna V. Makarycheva

Vladimir V. Makei

1958 – 2022

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus from August 2012 to November 2022

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10.11.2022

Liberal International Order: Can It Be Saved in Today’s Non-Hegemonic World?

This article is an attempt to make a humble contribution to the debate on the Liberal International Order from the perspective of an “autocratic” state―Belarus, as it has been assigned to this category by the West and as the author of this article happens to be Belarusian Foreign Minister.

Vladimir V. Makei

23.09.2014

Identity Politics and Culture Wars: A New Determinism?

The world has essentially entered a stage of development increasingly shaped by a cultural determinism that will weigh heavily on humanity in upcoming years and even decades. Today identity politics and specifically culture wars largely influence global development.

Vladimir V. Makei

29.06.2013

Human Rights: What and Who Made Them Divide the World?

The human rights debates, which have been high in the past two decades, have proven futile. They increasingly make it clear that it is impossible to change attitudes that are enrooted in centuries-old specific cultural, religious, and other underpinnings.

Vladimir V. Makei

Konstantin Makienko

1969 – 2021

Deputy Director of the Moscow-based Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies.

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20.04.2015

No Iran Deal on the Horizon for Russia

Observers have interpreted President Vladimir Putin's recent decision to lift the ban on shipping Russia's S-300 air defense systems to Iran as a sign that the Kremlin intends to immediately deliver those weapons.

Konstantin Makienko

27.12.2012

Arms Persist

The “anti-Western” arms markets are closing down one after another as a result of international embargoes or political reorientation of respective countries. So Russia will predictably lose its positions in favor of Europe (above all, France) and Israel, while remaining a key player on the market.

Konstantin Makienko

18.02.2004

Russian-Chinese Military-Technical Cooperation in 1992-2002: Achievements, Tendencies, Perspectives.

The military-technical cooperation between Russia and China or, in other words, the delivery of Russian military materiel and technologies to China, is one of the most interesting – and covert – facets of Russia’s present foreign and military-technical policy.

Konstantin Makienko

Alexei Malashenko

Research Director of the Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute, Berlin, Germany; a member of the Research Council of the Carnegie Moscow Center and the chair of the Carnegie Moscow Center’s Religion, Society, and Security Program. He holds a Doctorate in History.

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08.08.2017

The Lessons of Islamic State

The defeat of Islamic State is apparent. What next, then? Islamic extremism will come full circle. Having failed to preserve Islamic State, the extremists will focus on punishing their “offenders” by returning to the methods previously employed by al-Qaeda.

Alexei Malashenko

13.02.2017

West and East: Things to Discuss and Agreements to Forge

True, dialogue is unable to produce final solutions to global problems or achieve the triumph of world peace. But it is a mandatory condition for the coexistence of civilizations, cultures, peoples, and countries, of the West and the “Easts.”

Alexei Malashenko

25.09.2016

How Far Can the Islamic Threat Reach?

Despite its geographical remoteness from conflicts involving radical Islamists, the Russian Far East is not completely isolated from them. Preventing the growth of extremist threats in the Russian Far East and the Asia-Pacific region as a whole requires joint efforts of all states concerned.

Alexei Malashenko, Aleksey Starostin

Scott Malcomson

Scott Malcomson is a senior fellow in the international security program at New America Foundation and the author of “Splinternet.”

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11.10.2017

Russia’s Wartime Economy

Will Vladimir Putin ever make Russia great again?

Scott Malcomson

Andrey Malgin

Andrei Malgin, Ph.D. in Philology, is a historian and political analyst, member of the expert council with the Council of Ministers of the Crimean Republic.

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07.06.2014

The Crimean Knot

Russia will have to deal with the effects of Crimea being part of an independent Ukraine for 23 years. A Crimean political and business elite has emerged with its own values, bonds, and relationships. Russia is not the motherland of an entire generation of Russian-speaking youth, but the motherland of their ancestors.

Andrey Malgin

Olga Malinova

Olga Malinova, Doctor of Philosophy, is a chief research fellow at the Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences (INION) at the Russian Academy of Sciences. She is a professor at the National Research University-Higher School of Economics and at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO).

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18.12.2014

“Spiritual Bonds” as State Ideology

In the conditions of real confrontation with external “others” the modality of patriotic ideas is changing: what earlier had a shade of alarmism is now presented as a pressing challenge, to which Russia gives a proper response, thus affirming its independence.

Olga Malinova

27.12.2012

A Workable Past

Political references to the past in the context of symbolic politics are aimed at (re)constructing the national idea of ‘We’ in Russian society. A reconsideration of the major narratives of the collective past is an important element in nation-building and it suggests a choice between different options for interpretation and evaluation.

Olga Malinova

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