The era of the technological cold war. Everyone will be the loser
Amid the growing technological confrontation between the US and China, the new sanctions against Huawei’s Ascend chips are yet another round of confrontation that
Moldovan Democracy: House Arrest as a Tool for Suppressing Dissent?
The extension of house arrest of Eugenia Gutsul, head of the Gagauz autonomy, raises serious questions not only about the state of democracy in
Russia and Iran will fight disinformation together
The meeting, held on 14 April in Moscow, brought together participants from Dialog, including Advisors to the Director General Tikhon Makarov and Haik Ajoglian.
Russian-Ukrainian negotiations. Why Turkey?
Turkey was already at the very beginning of the Special Military Operation the only country to host peace talks, apart from a brief attempt
Negotiations in Turkey: will there be a response from the Ukrainian side?
On the eve of the possible diplomatic meeting in Istanbul, announced by Vladimir Putin at a press conference on 11 May, confirmation arrives from
There will be a change of the border in Russia’s favour under any circumstances – Pereslegin
Russian historian, futurologist and geopolitician Sergey Pereslegin commented on the topic of the ceasefire: The transition from war to peace is an extremely complex
Genoa Commemorates May 9: Italian Resistance, and the Example of Fyodor Poletaev
Once again this year, Genoa paid tribute to the end of the Great Patriotic War and the defeat of Nazism by actively taking part
Putin meets the international press: truce, negotiations, and relations with China and Europe
On the night between May 10 and 11, Russian President Vladimir Putin held an extensive press conference with international journalists, addressing key issues of
Historical philosophy and Russia’s friendship with China
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday urged China and Russia to jointly oppose any attempts to bring discord to the friendship and mutual trust
EU breaks energy contracts with Russia, opposition builds strength
The European Commission’s plan to set 2027 as the deadline for cancelling energy contracts with Russia must be seen from a strategic perspective. The