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Nikolay V. Litvak

PhD in Social Sciences
MGIMO University, Moscow, Russia
International Law Faculty
Department of Philosophy
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ORCID: 0000-0003-1621-0005

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Artificial Intelligence Ethics as a Realm of International Discursive Competition

Although the U.S. and China are leading in key AI development indicators, Russia has good chances to occupy its niche in the ethical and discursive dimension of AI competition, thus uniting states with similar dominant values.

Natalia B. Pomozova, Nikolay V. Litvak

Evolution of China’s Global Foreign Policy Conception in the 21st Century

China’s current international discourse, based on a scientific approach and the assessment of changes taking place in the country, has an objective nature. The endogenous factor of the country’s strengthening in the economic, military, technological, and other areas has caused Beijing’s discourse to intensify.

Nikolay V. Litvak, Natalia B. Pomozova

Chinese Diplomatic Discourse for Europe: A Change of Style

Subjective plans of communist China for the world, let alone its “intrigues” as an object of Western discourse, throw the West into a conspiracy fervor. Meanwhile, the Chinese ambassadors in the four key European countries continue to develop their diplomatic skills, relying, among other things, on Western philosophical concepts.

Nikolay V. Litvak, Natalia B. Pomozova