The “Balkan Tea Party” of the Great Powers by V. A. Avatkov

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Geopolitical competition of great powers in the Arctic by E. S. Karsanova

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Great Powers and Foreign Policy: What to Expect in 2015? by Tarik Oguzlu

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Russia of PeterI: Gaining Great Power Status by P. A. Krotov

Subjects: “…russia as a great power…”
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Cyber Diplomacy under Increased Competition Between the Great Powers by E. S. Zinovieva

“…Digital technologies and the Internet are becoming a field of new geopolitical contradictions and a struggle for leadership between the great powers. Cyber diplomacy, which includes a range of issues of using ICT to achieve the foreign policy goals of the state, as well as new problematic and subject areas of international relations arising in connection with digitalization, is the most important tool for interstate competition and conflicts, as well as a means of conducting information wars.At the international level, there are no internationally recognized norms governing the development and use of digital tools in the framework of foreign policy, interstate competition or confrontation. …”
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Proclamation of the All-Russian Empire – the Beginning of the Way to the Great Power Status by V. A. Artamonov

“…Many historians believe that Russia became a great power either as a result of the Poltava victory in 1709, or after the Nystadt Peace of 1721. …”
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Study on the Path of Cultivating and Enhancing National Maritime Awareness Under the Threshold of the Great Power Game by WANG Fuxin, GE Yuxuan

Subjects: “…the great power game…”
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Milites amphibii The Baltic Port Cities’ Military Role for Sweden as a Great Power, 1561–1815 by Ralph Tuchtenhagen

“…The paper addresses one of the typical operational tactics during Sweden’s period as a great power, in later historiography called “amphibious warfare.” …”
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With great power, comes great responsibility: the importance of broadly measuring Fc-mediated effector function early in the antibody development process by Silvia Crescioli, Shashi Jatiani, Lenny Moise

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Envisioning Systemic Transition Period Wars through the Thirty Years’ War and the First and Second World Wars by Bilgehan Emeklier, Nihal Emeklier

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The Correlation Between External and Internal Factors of the Libyan Crisis by E. N. Koposova

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Innovation Mirage: The Role of Technological Uncertainty in Military Instability by I. A. Istomin

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La lutte internationale contre la piraterie au large de la Somalie depuis 2008 by Alban Sciascia

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Rivalry between the Leading Powers in the Context of Global Interdependence by I. A. Istomin

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Russia vs America cyber war: space technology mastery competition by Fadra Fadra, Joseph Teguh Santoso

Subjects: “…russia, as, nato, cyber warfare, space technology hegemony, great power politics, cyber attack…”
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China Grand Strategy by U. B. Kudaiarov

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EVALUATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM IN RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DISCOURSE AND ACADEMIC ANALYSIS by I. A. Istomin

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Africa between East and West: Searching for its own path. Book review of ‘La Russie face aux occidentaux en Afrique centrale: Pour un arrimage des Africains aux enjeux de puissance... by A. V. Nefedov

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CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN POLICY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: STRATEGIC GOALS AND TACTIC ACTIONS by O. A. Kolobov

“…The article also reveals specific causes and consequences of the strategic interest of the great powers towards the Middle East. Later the author explains the possibilities of a new approach to the region on the part of modern Russia and presents the analysis of archival materials shedding light on the actions of the great powers in relation to the Middle East in retrospect and in the near future. …”
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Soviet Diplomatic Efforts to Prevent Hungary’s Alignment with Germany in World War II (1939– 1941) by V. F. Pryakhin

“…The history of Soviet-Hungarian interactions from the establishment of diplomatic relations until Hungary joined World War II alongside the Axis powers offers valuable insights into the dynamics between small and great powers, as well as the efforts of small European states, particularly Hungary, to navigate their national interests in foreign policy amidst Nazi Germany's encroachments. …”
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