“What we are about to do here is a neighborly act. We are like a group of householders, living in the same locality, who decide to express their community of interests by entering into a formal association for their mutual self-protection.”
That was US President…
Federal and state governments have outlawed “revenge porn,” the nonconsensual online sharing of sexual images of individuals, often by former partners. Last year, South Carolina became the 50th state to enact such a law.
The recent rise of easy-to-use generative AI tools, however, has…
We can observe a trend toward adaptation, as leading powers adjust their approaches to the reality of North Korea’s de facto nuclear status. This shift also extends to the Trump administration.
In Russian diplomacy, the term “Korean Peninsula Nuclear Problem”…
US President Donald Trump has reportedly delivered an ultimatum to a group of European countries: accept the sale of Greenland to the United States, or face additional trade tariffs.
This is not the first ultimatum Trump has issued. In recent years there have been…
We are currently living in a world of immense risks. Never since the Second World War, the global geopolitical and military situation has been so dangerous.
The main source of instability, threats and aggression is well known. Yet it would be a mistake to attribute…
For citation, please use:
Bezrukov, A.O., 2026. A Great Redivision? Russia in Global Affairs, 24(2), pp. 10–21. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2026-24-2-10-21
The fall of 2025 saw renewed discussion of an alleged impasse on the Ukrainian front, necessitating a…
In recent years we have become accustomed to a great deal, yet world politics continues to set new records. Or perhaps sink to new depths, depending on your taste. One week in January provided a full set of examples: the kidnapping of Venezuela’s presidential…
Harvard scientists have invented a way to create a tiny “time capsule” in cells, one that preserves an archival record of gene expression that can be retrieved long after it normally disappears.
“It’s like a time machine for the cell,” said Fei Chen, associate professor of stem…
For citation, please use:
Müllerson, R., 2026. From Kissinger’s Nightmare to European Quagmire: Divide et Impera in U.S. Foreign Policy. Russia in Global Affairs, 24(2), pp. 22–41. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2026-24-2-22-41
The history of international relations is…
“Nuclear escalation may open Pandora’s box, but it will also free the world from the 500-year-long Western yoke”
Sergei A. Karaganov
We will continue to strike at the Ukrainian army, because it is…