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On Friday, April 24, the third meeting of the Eurasian online seminar was held, at which a world renowned expert on the Asia-Pacific regionalism, Professor Mark Beeson, spoke. The topic of the seminar was the rise of the Indo-Pacific and the strategic competition in Australia's region. 

On Friday, April 17, the Department of International Relations and the International Laboratory on World Order Studies and the New Regionalism of National Research University Higher School of Economics held the second session of “Eurasian Online Seminar”. The seminar was conducted by the world-renowned scholar and expert on Russia and Eurasia, President of American University of Central Asia Dr. Andrew Kuchins. The topic of the seminar was “The US Approach to Eurasia”

On Friday, April 10, a new “Eurasian Online Seminar” was launched by the Department of International Relations and the International Laboratory on World Order Studies and the New Regionalism of National Research University Higher School of Economics. 

Professor A.V. Lukin, the head of the International Laboratory of the World Order and New Regionalism, the head of the Department of International Relations, published the article “Russia’s Approach to Security Architecture in the Asia Pacific” in the “Regional Security Outlook 2020” prepared by the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP).

Igor Kovalev, Professor of the School of International Affairs and Alina Shcherbakova, Associate Professor of the School of World Economy, have recently published the paper “BRICS Cooperation in Science and Education” in the scientific journal “Strategic Analysis” (Q2).

Maxim Bratersky, Professor of the Department of International Relations and Researcher of the Department of International Relations Georgy Kutyrev publish the article “The BRICS Trade Union and the Emerging Russia-India-China Security Agenda” in the scientific journal “Strategic Analysis” (Q2).

On May 28, a research seminar at the International Laboratory of World Order Studies and New Regionalism was held. The speaker was Ivan Bakalov is a COFUND Marie Skłodowska-Curie PhD Fellow at the Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Bremen | Jacobs University. The focus of his research is on studying the concept and theory of power in international relations. His empirical work concerns foreign policymaking in Eastern Europe.

On May 15-16, the HSE faculty of world economy and politics hosted the conference «Civilizations and International Order: ‘One World’ or ‘Multipolarity’?», organized by the International Laboratory of World Order and New Regionalism in cooperation with The Centre for Baltic and East European Studies at Södertörn University.

Professor of the University of Western Australia Mark Beeson delivered a series of open lectures at the Faculty of World Economy and World Politics in the framework of the HSE Visiting Scholar Visits Support Programme and with the participation of the International Laboratory of World Order Studies and New Regionalism.

Last Friday, March 15, a scientific conference of young researchers “Russia and the EAEU between East and West: development and modernization in a changing geopolitical environment” took place.