Meet Mikhail Mishustin, Russia’s new Prime Minister
Plucked from obscurity and little known in wide national political scene, the Head of the Federal Tax Service, Mikhail Mishustin, to become the new...
INCORVUZ-XXI: Past, Present and Future
In the Soviet
days, many foreign countries especially in Asia, Africa and Latin America
trained their professional and specialists in the Soviet Union. It contributed
to human...
Kazakh President Tokaev introduces reforms
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Kirtan Bhana*
Political transformation will make Kazakhstan a
success story. Political reforms will ignite progress in economic reforms this,
according to President Tokaev as he met...
Will Russia become the brother in arms with Iran?
The killing
of Iranian leader of famous Quds force Gen.Qasem Soleimani in Bagdad seems to
have made an apocalyptic move in the beginning of this new...
Putin’s Federal Assembly Address
Every year, Russian President Vladimir Putin
addresses the Federal Assembly, which is a combined gathering of all members
from the Federation Council (Senate), State Duma (House...
Russia’s Diplomacy of Education, Contribution to Human Resource Development and the Third World
Professor
Vladimir Filippov, Rector of Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN) and Minister
for Higher Education (1998-2004) has given an exclusive long-ranging interview
in which he speaks...
Russia Assumes BRICS Presidency in 2020
As stipulated by the guidelines, Russia will assume the rotating
presidency of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa)
regional association on January 1,...
What to Expect in 2020 for Russia–US Relations
Russia and the United States have had another year of rocky relations
that have included more sanctions, heavy rhetoric, and a shortage of constructive
dialogue to...
A symptom of fragile anti-US alliances: Russia accuses China of technology theft
Chinese
Russian military and geopolitical cooperation is flourishing – for now.
If, however,
the weapons industry is anything to go by, a fraying at the edges of...
From KGB to Kremlin: Twenty years’ saga of Putin
When the red flag was removed from the top
of red square followed by Gorbochove’s statement that declared the official
disintegration of USSR, the West was...