SPEECHES, INTERVIEWS, ARTICLES
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit, to be held in Dushanbe on 11-12 September, will be attended by the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, as well as heads and senior representatives of observer states, international organisations and other guests.
Today, the international community is rightly concerned over the unprecedented surge in ISIS’s terrorist activities in Iraq.
Alexander Yakovenko sees parallels to past events in the current crisis in Ukraine.
Question: Minister Lavrov, there has been repeated speculation, particularly in Western media, that Russian troops could be deployed in Ukraine and even that they have already crossed the border into Ukrainian territory. Is such an action possible in your view?
British politicians and media are expressing their concern over the advance of terrorist Islamic State forces in Iraq and stress the need to counter this threat. The atrocities by Islamic radicals deserve the most strongest condemnation. The events in Iraq are another confirmation that terrorism is an absolute evil, and all responsible members of the international community should engage in coordinated efforts, rejecting any double standards.
The humanitarian situation in South-East Ukraine continues to detoriorate, which requires an urgent international action.
We are seriously concerned with the drastically degrading situation in Libya.
There has been much speculation lately about the reasons for Russia’s negative stance on the Association Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine.
The issue of the implementation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) has recently been thrust into the focus of international attention.
Preventing the deployment of weapons in outer space remains one of the key objectives of the Russian diplomacy.
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