A severe energy crisis that began on 1 January 2025 in Russian-controlled Transnistria appears to be part of a broader Russian strategy aimed at influencing Moldova’s political landscape, European Pravda reports in an analysis published on 7 January 2025.
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Russia may exploit its Transnistria gas crisis to advance pro-Russian influence in Moldova, media says
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Blinken praises how US handled Ukraine war, but were all calls “right”?
While the Biden administration prepares to depart from the White House, and US President-elect Donald Trump gears up to take office on 20 January, the New York Times has published an interview with Anthony Blinken, the outgoing Secretary of State.
One of the key figures in managing the…
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Sailing into Unchartered Waters in Times of a Great Transition — Russia in Global Affairs
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Wong, N., 2025. Sailing into Unchartered Waters in Times of a Great Transition. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 136–143. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-136-143The events of recent years show that we have entered a time of a…
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Sovereignty to the Extent Possible — Russia in Global Affairs
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Baklanov, A.G., 2025. Sovereignty to the Extent Possible. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 162–174. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-162-174The establishment of a Palestinian state was first formally mandated by UN Resolution 181…
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The Sources of Russia’s Great-Power Status — Russia in Global Affairs
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Yefremenko, D.V., 2025. The Sources of Russia’s Great-Power Status. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 10–30. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-10-30Russia’s crucial role in any 21st-century international order demands an account…
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Disruptive Technologies as a Source of Strategic Destabilization — Russia in Global Affairs
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Stefanovich, D.V., 2025. Disruptive Technologies as a Source of Strategic Destabilization. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 176–187. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-176-187The Multiple Dimensions of Technological Confrontation
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Growing Significance but Inadequate Agency — Russia in Global Affairs
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Safranchuk, I.A., 2025. The World Majority: Growing Significance but Inadequate Agency. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 100–103. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-100-103The academic and political communities have gradually come to…
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The Sino-American Battle for the Moon — Russia in Global Affairs
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Ermakov, A.S., 2025. The Sino-American Battle for the Moon. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 202–220. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-202-220“The universe is the ocean, the moon is the Diaoyu Islands, Mars is Huangyan Island. If…
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To Continue Using Other Means — Russia in Global Affairs
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Silaev, N.Yu., 2025. To Continue Using Other Means. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 144–161. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-144-161Peace plans for the Ukraine conflict have multiplied to such an extent as to become a separate…
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The Future Beyond Tradition and Modernity — Russia in Global Affairs
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Davydov, D.A., 2025. A Narrow Dichotomy: The Future Beyond Tradition and Modernity. Russia in Global Affairs, 23(1), pp. 51–68. DOI: 10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-1-51-68Discussions of Russia’s future development amid geopolitical…
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