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Zigzags of fate—the life of a Russian national in Africa
“Cossack in the Saharan Wilds,” “adventuress” and “gifted writer”—different authors have applied various epithets to Isabel Eberhard, in whose unusual fate there is much that remains intriguing and mysterious.
Primakov Doctrine and Russia’s Multipolar World
Since 2014, the Western policymakers have been trumpeting a very peculiar set of propaganda specifically targeting Russia’s foreign policy.
From ‘China Threat’ to ‘China Virus’: Seven Reasons
The Tiananmen Square Protests of June 1989 was a watershed moment in modern Chinese history. The crackdown though was an internal matter; nonetheless, its echoes were well felt in the Western world. On the one hand, the incident showed the…
