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Sweden's Nobel Craze

As the announcement of Nobel Prize laureates approached, aspiring Swedes seeking the big prize faced a major mental meltdown. It’s not surprising, as over the last hundred years this country has no more than 30 winners of this prestigious award. The stakes are bigger still if you take into consideration that Sweden hasn’t won a Nobel Prize in over eight years. The last time...

Vladimir Odintsov

Russia’s Standing in LNG Market

Hydrocarbon fuels are and will continue to be a primary energy source for some years to come. However, concern for the environment and the need for a more effective use of resources have pushed developed countries to switch from fossil fuels such as coal and oil to natural gas. The latter is considered to be a more environmentally...

Dmitry Bokarev

Northeast Passage: From the Past Into the Future

One strategically important project that Russia is currently working on is the Northeast Passage (NEP. NEP is a route along the northern coast of Eurasia (almost all of it is a part of the Russian Federation that links the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Russia’s research expedition and commercial vessels began sailing in the seas of the Arctic Ocean in the Middle Ages. As...

Dmitry Bokarev

Incident Involving North Korean Poachers

Konstantin Asmolov

Can We just Write ISIS Off?

Jean Perier

How Realistic are French Ambitions in the Indo-Pacific?

Nina Lebedeva

Europe and the Future of Migration

Valery Kulikov

Climate and the Money Trail

F. William Engdahl

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