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What Putin Wants from BRICS – Riddle Russia

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By Anton Barbashin
| Flipboard
10 hours ago WASHINGTON – Bombs had been dropping for more than a week when President Donald Trump assured congressional Republicans and donors the war in Iran wouldn't last long. "We took a little excursion because we felt we had to do that to get rid of some evil," Trump told House Republicans during their …
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What Putin Wants from BRICS

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By Anton Barbashin, Roman Chernikov, Vakhtang Partsvania
| Riddle Russia Verified
Anton Barbashin on what Moscow has actually achieved within BRICS since 2022 Читать на русском Photo: Scanpix Since at least 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeated at least once a year that “BRICS is one of the key elements of the emerging multipolar world.” Sometimes he recycles the phrase verbatim, as in 2016 and 2024; sometimes he adds small flourishes—insisting, for instance, that a “just” multipolar order is being built on the basis of “constructive cooperation” among BRICS...
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Israel as Temporary Refuge or Permanent Home: The Fate of Russia’s Wartime Aliyah Original

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By Ruslan Suleymanov, Denis Cenusa, Anton Barbashin
| Riddle Russia Verified
Since the beginning of 2022, Israel has absorbed a major wave of aliyah from the countries of the former Soviet Union. The overwhelming majority of these new immigrants have come from Russia. According to a study conducted in 2019−2020 under the author’s direction, the emigration potential among Jews and their family members in Russia at that time stood at 100,000−120,000 people. It was expected that, in the absence of major upheavals, this potential would be realized gradually.
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