Inside Russia’s Political Mind | Why Moscow Sees the Western Security Order as a Strategic Dead End — Andrey Gorokhov
What happens when Moscow stops seeing the Western security system as reformable? Prof. Andrey Gorokhov explains the political thinking behind Russia’s confrontation with the West and its push for a multipolar order.
Russia’s Resilience and the Return of a Major Geopolitical Power
How did Russia recover from the turbulence of the 1990s and withstand unprecedented pressure from the West? Prof. Andrey Gorokhov examines the political, institutional and economic foundations of Russia’s resilience and its return as a major geopolitical power.
The Intellectual Machinery and Strategy of Russia
How do political ideas become state strategy in Russia? Prof. Andrey Gorokhov examines the intellectual forces, institutions, and expert communities shaping Russia’s political course.
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.
Esen Usubaliev on the Future of Central Asia in a Changing World Order
Esen Usubaliev explains how Central Asia is navigating great-power competition, regional integration, and the transition toward a more complex global order.