Professor Sergey Karaganov argues that the current state of international relations can be characterized as a new Cold War with Eurasia emerging as its major battlefield and at the same time as a second, non-Western pole of a new confrontation
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Alexander Lukin, the Head of Department of International Relations, published an article titled: ‘Tokyo's diplomacy in Eurasia: Successes and failures (1997–2017)’ (Journal of Eurasian Studies)
Alexander Lukin, the Head of Department of International Relations, published an article titled: ‘Eurasian integration and the development of Asiatic Russia’ (Journal of Eurasian Studies)
Whether or not this meant that Trump was looking for Russia’s support against China in the trade war, is unknown. However, Lukin said this was unlikely to happen
Professor Karaganov was invited as a speaker to the international annual ‘Athens Seminar 2018’ (21-23 June)
30th July-10th August 2018, Mosta, Malta, “From East to West: modern world and cross-cultural connections and conflicts”
A new article by Prof. Karaganov, Doctor of History, Dean of the School of World Economics and International Relations at the National Research University–Higher School of Economics, Honorary Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy.
Faculty of World Economy Professor and Senior Researcher of the HSE Lab on The Study of International Order and the New Regionalism Andrej Krickovic participated in the workshop “Cyber Security Futures in A Global Context” organized by the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the UC Berkeley Center on Long-Term Cybersecurity (CLTS) in Munich May 23-24, 2018.