Russia in Global Affairs

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Yevgeny I. Uchaev

MGIMO University of International Relations, Moscow, Russia
School of International Relations
MA student

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ORCID: 0000-0002-4359-4203

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Address: 76 Vernadsky Prospect, Moscow 119454, Russia

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15.09.2021

The Anthropocene Consensus

In a postmodern world, where all old values are in question and relativized, it is the realization of the imperative of human survival as an Absolute that can become the starting point in building a new global consensus.

Yevgeny I. Uchaev

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

Dr Kristian Coates Ulrichsen is a Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the Kuwait Programme on Development, Governance and Globalisation in the Gulf States, London School of Economics and Political Science.

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27.10.2013

From Mediation to Interventionism

The new leadership in Doha is entering a “post-Arab Spring” regional landscape that is almost diametrically opposed to the propitious convergence of Qatari interests and the revolutionary upheaval in North Africa in 2011.

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

25.03.2012

Arab Solutions to Arab Problems?

By virtue of its very small local population and its extremely high level of oil and gas resources, Qatar simply does not face the socio-economic or political pressures coursing through the region. Uniquely, it has embraced the Arab uprisings as an opportunity, rather than a challenge, to cement its international (Western) reputation, albeit at the expense of some of its regional relationships.

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

24.09.2011

Approaching a Post-Oil Era

The participatory pressures generated by the Arab Spring are reshaping the political landscape in the Middle East and North Africa.

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

Frank Umbach

Dr. Frank Umbach is Senior Associate and Head of the Programme for International Energy Security at the Centre for European Security Strategies (CESS GmbH), Munich. He is also Associate Director of the European Centre for Energy and Resource Security (EUCERS), King’s College, London & Non Resident Senior Fellow of the U.S. Atlantic Council, Washington D.C.

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24.06.2012

Diversification vs Monopoly

As a result of the present worldwide economic crisis, and the twin challenges of climate change and global energy security due the huge energy demand…

Frank Umbach

Nandan Unnikrishnan

Distinguished Fellow at Observer Research Foundation (ORF).

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14.07.2021

The Politics of Ideology

India views democracy as a positive value but without a messianic zeal for its promotion, it would not hesitate to engage with the idea as long as it promotes its strategic interests - especially vis-a-vis China. It does not believe in dividing the world based on democracies vs autocracies, given the high level of engagement it has with several non-democratic regimes, but is willing to see the idea as forming part of a broader agenda setting.

Nandan Unnikrishnan, Nivedita Kapoor

30.01.2019

Indian Approaches to Multilateral Cooperation and Institutions in Eurasia

Relations between the US and Russia are at their worst since the end of the Cold War, China and the US have tense relations, India and China are trying to stabilize relations after a period of acrimony. The major powers appear today to be like the unhappy families in Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina: ‘Each unhappy family (major power in this case) is unhappy in its own way.’

Nandan Unnikrishnan, Uma Purushothaman

01.06.2017

India-Russia: Privileged Strategic Partnership?

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi arrived in St. Petersburg on June 1 to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Leaders of the two countries will discuss steps to build up mutual trade, expand cultural and humanitarian cooperation

Nandan Unnikrishnan, C. Raja Mohan

Yulia Urozhaeva

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21.11.2005

Statehood: The Regional Dimension

Russia clearly needs to rely on a couple dozen big and prosperous cities capable of developing rapidly in some key areas. These cities are located especially near seas and oceans, and at communication hubs in important border areas. It is equally important that they have a business and political elite with a sense of local patriotism; individuals who are not prepared to jump ship and move to Moscow at any moment, while sending their offspring abroad with the bulk of their capital.

Leonid Grigoriev, Yulia Urozhaeva

Brian Urquhart

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10.08.2004

The United Nations in the 21st Century

The international community is facing new forms of danger that will demand new forms of action. For the United Nations, the world's primary agency for peace and security and its center for harmonizing the policies of nations on important matters, this is an especial challenge. Only an evident willingness to adapt and to renew its sense of mission will inspire, in the governments and peoples of the world, the confidence and support.

Brian Urquhart

Roman Ustinov

Counselor of the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the International Organizations in Vienna, is an expert with the RF Ministry of Foreign Affairs in charge of issues of the Iranian nuclear program and JCPOA implementation.

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21.07.2020

IAEA Verification Activities: A Tool of Building Trust or Building Up Pressure?

We do not live in an ideal world where everything is perfect, so questions about the Agency’s conduct of business do arise, and quite regularly. Specifically, the vulnerability of the IAEA’s activities in the safeguards field and its direct reporting to the UN Security Council in cases of safeguards non-compliance exposes the Vienna organization to political winds from all sides. Therefore, there is always a risk that someone might unchain the “watchdog” and set it on “inconvenient” countries. Let us have a look at how this may happen.

Gleb Maslov, Roman Ustinov

Mark Uzan

Mark Uzan — Executive Director of the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee (RBWC)

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29.06.2018

The New Global Governance: Towards a More Sustainable Framework

Faced with threats ranging from climate change to hugely disruptive technological advances, the world is clearly at a crossroads. More than ever a stable, inclusive and global governance is needed.

Yaroslav D. Lissovolik, Mark Uzan

Dmitry Uzlaner

PhD in Philosophy. He is Editor-in-Chief of the magazine State, Religion and Church in Russia and Worldwide, and Director of the Center for the Study of Religion at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.

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11.10.2020

Religion and Politics: An Unbreakable Symbiosis?

Religion is the “blind spot” of modern social science, an elephant in the center of the room that no one notices until it begins to crush the china lying everywhere around.

Dmitry Uzlaner