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The Russian Bear can certainly swim. 

Editor’s Note: Please take a look at previous works from our “Weapons of War” series including the Russia’s Military is Back, Russia’s Navy Rising, the Five Best Weapons of War from the Soviet Union, and The Five Most Powerful Russian Weapons of War in the Sky. At the time of its breakup, the Soviet Union […]

China, Russia and US test the boundaries of international airspace

A resurgent Russia and Chinese efforts to project power further afield draws US response and leads to rise in mid-air encounters A recent spate of dangerous mid-air encounters between American military aircraft and Chinese and Russian planes over the Pacific Ocean are the result of increasingly assertive strategies by both US adversaries to project power […]

Attention authors! Formation Vestnik (Bulletin) #2

October 14, 2014 Information letter. Collection of scientific works APIR Center “Bulletin  number 2” Dear Colleagues, Asia-Pacific International Relation Study Center and Far Eastern State University of Humanities invites you to participate in the preparation of the collection of scientific papers “Bulletin of the Center for the study of international relations in the Asia-Pacific region number […]

Board meeting APIR Center A.V.Alepko with scientists of the Republic of the Philippines

September 9, 2014 in South-East State University of the Philippines at a roundtable Center for Political Studies and Doctorate Course teachers of philosophy of Davao specializing in the study of international relations was made Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Board APIR Center AV Alepko a presentation on “International relations in the Asia-Pacific region […]

United States does not allow Japan to develop bilateral relations with Russia

AccordingKyodo news agency the government of Japan said that the decision to cancel an official visit of the President of Russia to Japan was made under pressure from Washington. Japan had to take into account the requirement of Obama not to carry out a bilateral meeting with the Russian leader and to show solidarity with […]

Andrey Samokhin – Arctic – Russia’s perspective

In recent years Russia has been actively developing its northern areas, including carbon production, and extending the Northern sea route (the NSR), that becomes an alternative to traditional routs from Europe to Asia. Territories, continental shelves and exclusive economic zones of 8 Arctic States: Russia. Canada, the USA (Alaska), Norway, Denmark (Greenland and the Faeroes), […]

High Cost of Bad Journalism on Ukraine

Exclusive: By driving a wedge between President Obama and President Putin over Ukraine, America’s neocons and the mainstream media can hope for more “shock and awe” in the Mideast, but the U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill, including $1 trillion more on nuclear weapons, writes Robert Parry. By Robert Parry The costs of the mainstream U.S. media’s […]

Nelly Segisova – COMMENT: Russia gradually greening with smart technology and cooperation

Sustainable development in Russia has grown increasingly important in recent years as the government seeks to modernise the economy and lessen the country’s heavy reliance on extractive industries in the energy and mining sectors. Reforms have been happening through legislation, civil society initiatives and greener business practices, but there is still a long way to […]

What’s really going on around the downed Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine.

To sort out the question of who actually shot down the Malaysian passenger plane, it is necessary to look at the situation objectively, which occurs in Ukraine. For me as for Russian, who has Ukrainian roots, and with famous Ukrainian surname, this subject is especially close. Besides, I have relatives in Ukraine who live in […]

History Lessons for China and Japan

Both countries have shown the ability to accommodate and cooperate in the past. Can they do so again? By Paula Harrell June 26, 2014 This year has seen a spate of retrospective analyses of the horrific war in Europe that began July 28 a century ago, so named the Great War for its unprecedented scale, […]