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A secret torture centre in Argentina and memorials for the Rwandan Genocide are among the latest additions to the agency's growing list

It’s not just what you learn; it’s also where you learn it. From a school that’s open to the elements to a curvaceous nursery, architecture can help to give…

Abdolrasool (Farzam) Divsallar is a political scientist working on the Middle East regional security system with a focus on Iran. He is a visiting Professor of Middle Eastern Studies at the Higher School of Economics and International Relations (AZERI) at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan and a Non-resident Scholar with MEI's Iran Program.

Can the French wine industry, built on history and terroir, adapt fast enough to withstand climate change? Can the French wine industry, built on history and terroir, adapt fast enough to withstand climate change?

On September 11, 2023, Russia in Global Affairs Editor-in-Chief Fyodor Lukyanov[1] published an article titled "Why The 'World Majority' Sees The Ukraine Conflict As An Example Of Declining European And North American Power." In the article, Lukyanov argues that the current conflict in Ukraine is strengthening the political position of the "world majority," while the power of

Top stories from the Russian press on Monday, September 18th

XV Richelieu Forum of Public Service "Institutional Sustainability of the Public Service in Conditions of War" will be held on 20-22 September 2023.

Russia is digging itself into a hole as it becomes increasingly dependent on China, as a result of international sanctions and isolation. This shifting dynamic, analysts argue, is bound to have ripple effects around the world

'It's something that just brings me so much joy.'

Top stories from the Russian press on Thursday, September 14th