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Petr Konovalov
Russian-Indonesian Relations Grow Stronger Amid Geopolitical Instability
Indonesia, a country of 270 million people and ASEAN’s largest economy, is actively involved in the affairs of Southeast Asia and seeks to maintain peace, stability and economic development in the region for its own security and to accelerate its economic growth. For its part, the Russian Federation, whose foreign policy objectives...
Petr Konovalov
How Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan View the Change of Power in Afghanistan
It is well known than the majority of the population in Afghanistan are Pashtuns: according to rough estimates, about 45% of the country’s 40 million people are Pashtuns. Pashtuns play a leading role in the social and political life of the state, and this ethnic group is predominantly a member of the Islamist terrorist movement...
Petr Konovalov
Tajikistan Fortifies Its Borders in the Face of Instability in Afghanistan
Today, the Islamist terrorist movement Taliban (banned in Russia completely controls the Afghan side of the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan. The government of Tajikistan, a small Central Asian country with a population of 9 million, has every reason to worry about peace and security in its borders...
Petr Konovalov
Why has China Revised its Demographic Policy?
Petr Konovalov
How Beijing Helps Tehran
Petr Konovalov
Religious Сonflicts in India - Past, Present and Future
Petr Konovalov
Can Russia Feed China?
Petr Konovalov
How Strong are Russia’s Ties with Mongolia?
Petr Konovalov
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