Intellinews Article RatingKremlin releases a new foreign policy concept outlining its plans for a "multipolar" world
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65% ReliableFair
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12% Somewhat Conservative
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-22% Negative
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50% : In related news, Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko said in his state of the nation speech on the same day that Minsk will make a "pivot to the East" amid the United States' attempts to counter Russia, China and Iran.44% : Putin's long preferred platform to run his concept of a multipolar world has been the United Nations, but the new concept says this platform has been degraded and "artificially devalued.""Serious pressure is being put on the UN and other multilateral institutions the intended purpose of which, as platforms for harmonizing the interests of the leading powers, is artificially devalued," the concept reads.
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