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Who is cutting ties with whom? Russia and the Bologna education system
On June 6th, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education Dmitry Afanasyevsaid that all Russian educational organizations were excluded from the Bologna process. Thus, Russia stops using the Bologna...
Can Europe Afford for Turkey Not to Be in NATO?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has united NATO in ways not seen since the Cold War. At the same time, it has highlighted fissures...
Crumbling CBM Frameworks and the Risk of Inadvertent Escalation
In 1962, the world witnessed the most precarious event in ages. The USA and USSR were engaged in a perilous standoff over the deployment...
Achieving Peace Through The Supply of Heavy Weapons
Peace, the most frequently used term in the chambers that lack the understanding of this five-alphabet word. Being Asian, am more concerned about my...
SPIEF’22 Offers Russia Hopes and Aspirations for Better Future
Under the chosen theme 'New Opportunities in a New World' that reflects the changing global situations, the process of recovery from Covid-19 and the...
Parsing China’s policy towards Russia from realpolitik not fantasy
For more than decades, Modern Diplomacy is an invaluable platform for assessing and evaluating complex international issues. Although a leading European opinion-maker, its far-reaching...
No Matter How Ukrainian Crisis Ends, China’s Arms Giants are Always Winners?
Russia’s military operation in Ukraine has changed the recent fortunes of the weapon industry, enabling it to make huge profits. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which...
A Little Britain’s Reach Out To The Big Indo-Pacific
As the ideological schism in today’s world deepens, the leaders of the liberal camp are ramping up their activities in the regions they have...
Ukraine War Wheat Shortages Affect Also Africa
President Macky Sall of Senegal recently visited Vladimir Putin to lobby on behalf of Africa. There is an economic stranglehold on Ukraine plus sanctions...
While the Cat’s Away: EU Advances South Caucasus Peace
As Russia’s war against Ukraine continues to preoccupy the Kremlin, there are signs of hope in the South Caucasus.
Locked in a bloody conflict less...