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Publication on Religious Orientations of Present-Day Russian Citizens (Shiites)

Publication on Religious Orientations of Present-Day Russian Citizens (Shiites)

by Unitwi5 | Dec 15, 2022 | Interfaith Dialogue, Professor Dimitri Spivak, Russia

Basic results of empirical study of religious orientations of Shiite Muslims, which forms part of a larger comparative mass survey of religious orientations of present-day citizens of the Russian Federation (Suni and Shiite Muslims, Russian Orthodox Christians, and...
Security Council reform, sea serpent awakened by Macron and Biden at the UN

Security Council reform, sea serpent awakened by Macron and Biden at the UN

by Unitwi5 | Oct 7, 2022 | Politics, Professor Roger Koude, Russia, UN Security Council

Heads of State this week proposed to the General Assembly an expansion of permanent membership, as well as a suspension of the  veto in cases of  mass crimes.  At a time of tensions with Russia, however, any reform seems to be in jeopardy. Read the full...
Putin’s Russia: Between the need for security and the desire for (all) power

Putin’s Russia: Between the need for security and the desire for (all) power

by Unitwi5 | Apr 26, 2022 | Politics, Professor Roger Koude, Putin, Russia, Ukraine

Russia is a unique country in the world! Indeed, with an area of ​​17,125,191 km2, more than four times the geographical size of the European Union and its 27 Member States, Russia is the largest country in the world but with a population of only 146,170,015...
Invasion of Ukraine: Russia makes use of its “veto” in the United Nations Security Council

Invasion of Ukraine: Russia makes use of its “veto” in the United Nations Security Council

by Unitwi5 | Mar 1, 2022 | Professor Roger Koude, Russia, Ukraine, UN Security Council

Russia, which is a permanent member state of the United Nations Security Council, has just vetoed, in the light of its logic, a resolution of this institution which deplored its “aggression against Ukraine” and asked it to withdraw...
Publication on Religious Orientations of Present-Day Russian Citizens (Shiites)

Proceedings of a Conference in Local History

by Unitwi5 | Dec 7, 2021 | Intercultural Dialogue, Professor Dimitri Spivak, Russia

The 7th Annual Readings in Local History took place in Toksovo, a town in the Karelian peninsula in the vicinity of St.Petersburg, Russia, earlier this year. The Readings are an event which is organized and conducted independently, by a group of local historians,...
5th National Congress of Cultural Studies

5th National Congress of Cultural Studies

by Unitwi5 | Nov 17, 2021 | Dialogue, Professor Dimitri Spivak, Russia

On November 9, 2021, fellows of the UNESCO Chair in Comparative Studies of Spiritual Traditions, their specific Cultures and Interreligious Dialogue took part in the 5th National Congress of Cultural Studies, the key topic of which sounded ‘Cultural Heritage: from...
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