Eurasian Charter From an Idea to the Negotiating Table
International Expert Perspectives on the Eurasian Charter Ahead of UNGA Negotiations.
Indonesia and the Eurasian Charter in a Changing International Order
Prof. Andrey Gorokhov examines the Eurasian Charter and multipolarity, and their significance for Indonesia and the changing international order.
Between History and Tomorrow, How Pridnestrovie Envisions Its Future
How does Pridnestrovie envision its future in a changing international order? In the concluding part of Lentera Merah’s exclusive interview, FM Vitaly Ignatiev discusses the Eurasian Charter, international cooperation and the republic’s long-term aspirations.
South Ossetia and the World, Diplomacy Beyond Recognition
South Ossetia diplomacy is shaped by foreign policy, public diplomacy, and support for an evolving multipolar order. In Part 3, Foreign Minister Akhsar Dzhioev discusses the country’s international priorities and diplomatic vision.
Viewing Today’s Global Crises through the Lens of the Eurasian Charter of Multipolarity and Diversity in the 21st Century
Global instability—from the Russia–Ukraine war to economic fragmentation—has renewed interest in the Eurasian Charter of Multipolarity and Diversity. The document proposes a systemic response to declining global governance and calls for a new security and economic architecture across Eurasia.
The Eurasian Charter, A New Path to Multipolarity and Regional Autonomy
Belarus introduces the Eurasian Charter as a bold vision for multipolarity and regional autonomy—challenging Western hegemony with a new framework for Eurasian cooperation.