Association of Studies, Research and Internationalization in Eurasia and Africa
We are looking for contributions for Geopolitical Report Vol. 4 "Current trends and challenges of the Mediterranean Sea", a publication which will focus the attention on the current political, economic, socio-cultural dynamics and future challenges in the Mediterranean Sea.
Today the Association of Studies, Research, and Internationalization in Eurasia and Africa celebrates its 5th anniversary of activities. During these five years, our organization has accomplished its mission to improve its network of partners and sponsor and promote the international relations between Italy and foreign countries.
On June 9th, 2018, the Association of Studies, Research and Internationalization in Eurasia and Africa organised the 4th edition of the training course in Open Source Intelligence & Geopolitics with the purpose of introducing the participants to the world of OSINT and improving their knowledge in the field of geopolitics, analysis and Intelligence.
The Association of Studies, Research and Internationalization in Eurasia and Africa (ASRIE) published Geopolitical Report Vol.3/2018 titled "Geopolitics of Eurasia: international relations, security issues and economic projects" with the purpose of analysing the current trends in the field of geopolitics, international relations, security and economy in Eurasia.
L'Associazione comunica che in data odierna è terminata la possibilità di iscrizione alla IV edizione del Corso in Open Source Intelligence & Geopolitica programmato per il giorno 9 giugno 2018 a Roma che ha come obiettivo quello di introdurre i discenti all’Analisi delle Fonti Aperte e fornirà nozioni e approfondimenti per comprendere il mondo della geopolitica e delle relazioni internazionali.
On April 27, 2018, the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia organised in cooperation with Gorchakov Foundation the IV International scientific conference “Transformation of international relations in XXI century: challenges and prospects”, an international event which attracted Russian and foreign experts specialised in different fields with the purpose of discussing the current level of the international relations and their future developments.
ASRIE supported the International Seminar "EU-Russia: challenges and opportunities for mutually beneficial strategic communication" organised at the Moscow State University Lomonosov in partnership with the International Centre for Social and Political Studies and Consulting (ICSPSCS) and the European – Russian Communication Management Expert Network (EU-RU-CM Network).
Our organisation was among the organisers of the Round Table "The Role of Public Diplomacy and Strategic Communication in Times of Growing Confrоntation" held in Moscow at RANEPA where Russian and foreign experts tried to find alternative solutions to overcome the growing confrontation which affects the world of international relations and public diplomacy.
ASRIE decided to become a partner of the European Russian Communication Management Network (EU-RU-CM Network) and the Russian – Latin American Strategic Studies Association (RLASSA) with the aim at improving its knowledge, activities and projects in the field of international relations, geopolitics and strategic communication.
Saudi Vision 2030 is probably the most ambitious plan of human development, social transformation and economic growth ever made. If realised, the project could have a significant impact on the distribution of power in the international system, speeding up the transition towards multipolarity.
ASRIE and RLASSA supported the International Diplomatic Forum organised the 30th of March 2018 on the theme: "New Challenges for Global Diplomacy: Confrontation or Dialogue?» at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation attended by members of The Young Guard of United Russia and members of the Council of Young Researchers at the Diplomatic Academy of MFA.
The spreading of anti-establishment, far-right and conservative political forces all over Europe starting from the 2010s seems not to be casual but is part of a long-term strategy led by Russia to extend its sphere of hegemonic influence over the West.
