Multilateralism: How COVID-19 Is Changing Our Perceptions of the International System”. In recent

system of bilateral and multilateral relations in the region. These changes have been prompted by

by Michael J. MazarrIn his first appearance at the United Nations this week, President Donald Trump adopted a mixed tone toward the institution.... Neither is U.S. military predominance, or the deterrent effect of nuclear weapons, or domestic economic liberalization in key countries—some of the other crucial factors that helped produce the post-war outcomes so beneficial to U.S. interests.... These factors gain their greatest strength from a positive-sum dynamic when many helpful variables are

Regardless of the outcome of the G20 summit itself, it will be possible to mark the Indonesian presidency as a success. After all, the current crisis has allowed Indonesia to prove itself as a global power.

generally prefers toimpose sanctions informally, thus avoiding open confrontation, writes Valdai Club

Research Questions What are the various arms control and sanctions measures applied to constrain or

, titled “All Together or Me First? How the European Union and Russia see the Future of Multilateral

analysis, the documents from multilateral summits can nevertheless provide an insight into the real

It is advisable for the SCO to be positioned as a leading international organisation and the foundation of a Greater Eurasia regional international order, given that Eurasia is still the only region of the world developing without a hegemon, either external or internal, writes Dmitry Suslov, Deputy

This year, when we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the UN, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by us all in 2015, constitute the roadmap to navigate the main challenges and conflicts of this 21st century, writes Ricardo Ernesto Lagorio, Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni