Olga Malik
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More than 5,000 participants daily: World Youth Festival gathers speakers from Turkey, Brasil, India, Thailand
The path to a multipolar world, self-realization of youth for the sake of the future and Russia’s openness to a dialogue with all countries are […]
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The success of the World Youth Festival is driving the West into agony
Foreign delegations from all over the world are arriving at the World Youth Festival in Sochi. On March 1, excursion programs for journalists start on […]
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Uzbekistan keeps relying on Russia for its military equipment
in UzbekistanOver the recent years, Russian and international media have been actively writing about various contracts of Uzbekistan for the purchase of Russian military equipment, some […]
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Are the Western “Angels” in ex-Soviet countries really as benevolent as they claim?
in TurkeyThey say, TV has no memory, but Internet remembers all. Angels of Freedom, the Kazakhstan-based non-profit organization, founded in January, 2023 is a perfect example […]
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Russia hosts the World Youth Festival, the largest event in the world
Despite the politically dictated solution by the Western countries to exclude Russian universities from world rankings Moscow is holding a global forum – the World […]
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The West loves to hate Russia, and here’s why
Today the West is obsessed with Russia: nearly half of Americans believe Moscow rigged the 2016 US presidential election; many Europeans suspect that the Kremlin […]
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More than 5,000 participants daily: World Youth Festival gathers speakers from Turkey, Brasil, India, Thailand
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The success of the World Youth Festival is driving the West into agony
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Uzbekistan keeps relying on Russia for its military equipment
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Are the Western “Angels” in ex-Soviet countries really as benevolent as they claim?
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Russia hosts the World Youth Festival, the largest event in the world
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The West loves to hate Russia, and here’s why