School of International Affairs

Publications

• Book

  Sergunin A. A., Heininen L., Lackenbauer W. et al.

  The Russian Arctic in the 2010s and 2020s: Selected Articles from the Arctic Yearbook

  North American and Arctic Defence and Security Network, 2025.

• Article

  Royce D. P.

  Freedom House Ratings' Distortion by US Attitude

  Mezhdunarodnye Protsessy. 2026.

• Book chapter

  Sergunin A. A., Konyshev V.

  Russian Military Activities in the Arctic: Myths & Realities

  In bk.: The Russian Arctic in the 2010s and 2020s: Selected Articles from the Arctic Yearbook. North American and Arctic Defence and Security Network, 2025. P. 607-610.

• Working paper

  Romain D.

  NAVIGATING COMPLEXITIES: THE EU'S PERCEPTIONS OF CHINA'S ROLE IN THE UKRAINIAN CONFLICT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EU-CHINA RELATIONSHIP

  The EU-China relationship has evolved from a mere economic partnership to a multifaceted relation, with the EU perceiving China as a cooperation partner, economic competitor, and systemic rival since 2019. In 2022, the eruption of armed conflict in Ukraine prompted a significant response from the EU, including sanctions against Russia and indirect measures like capping Russian oil prices for third countries. This event triggered a shift in EU foreign policy, with China maintaining neutrality while facing assertive European demands. This article examines the EU's view of China's response to the Ukrainian conflict, analyzing China's peace principles and their potential impact on the broader EU-China relationship.

  International Relations. IR. Издательский дом НИУ ВШЭ, 2023