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As part of the RTVI News report, Dmitry Novikov, deputy head of the Department of International Relations and deputy head of the Laboratory for Research on World Order Studies and the New Regionalism, commented on Hungary's position on the issue of providing assistance to Ukraine.

One hundred years ago, on January 21, 1924, Lenin passed away. Why should politicians and publicists leave the past to scientists who object to the abolition of their own history? Did Lenin foresee where the monstrous “red wheel” would move?

Georgy Kutyrev and Dmitry Novikov took part in the V Coordination Meeting of Young International Relations Scholars, which took place at the RANEPA site. The event brought together young scientists from more than 20 leading universities and research centers in Russia.

Alexander Lukin gave a lecture on the topic “Modern international order and the causes of regional conflicts” to teachers and students of the Institute of Politics and International Relations of Lanzhou University, and also held negotiations on cooperation with various departments of the university.

A new article by S. Karaganov, Professor Emeritus, Academic Supervisor of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affair, “An Age of Wars? Article One” was published on “Russia in Global Affairs” website on January 1, 2024.

On December 13, the team of the project “Dialogues about the East” held the fourth lecture of the series on the culture of India with Sofia Karanjia about Indian clothes and textiles.

Ekaterina Kosevich gave an interview to HSE Daily about dictatorship and democracy in Argentina.

Alexander Lukin spoke and conducted a seminar for teachers and students of the Defense Science and Technology University of the People's Liberation Army of China. The lecture was devoted to the topic “The structure of the modern world order and the causes of modern international conflicts.”

Ekaterina Kosevich, candidate of political sciences, specialist in Latin America and senior researcher at the International Laboratory for World Order Studies and the New Regionalism at HSE gave an expert commentary to the Vedomosti newspaper on the new economic policy of Argentine President Javier Miley.

On December 1st, the concluding session of the conference titled “The Global South in New Geopolitical Realities” took place. Dr. A.B. Likhacheva, Dean of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs at HSE University, delivered the Plenary Report titled “The Development Imperative of the Global South in a Multi-Crisis Environment”. She emphasized the significance of trust as a crucial component of collaboration, highlighting that the absence of trust can be attributed to negative experiences or the lack of positive ones. Another issue, as per the speaker's perspective, is that the old system no longer fosters the development of the Global South. To address this, there is a need for a redistribution of networks, the creation of new logistics, standards, hubs, and exchanges. Dr. A.B. Likhacheva underscored that despite the challenges in establishing this new mechanism, there is no alternative since the absence of development poses a threat.