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Original Article

Sanctions As A Factor Affecting The International Economic Order

Маlika Salihovna Khasanova
,
Elza Aslanovna Maksharipova
,
Hava Ahmedovna Mezhieva

Keywords: Consequences of sanctions, economic sanctions, international documents, international law, international economic order, political tension

Article no: 40

Pages 351-360

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2024.09.40

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Original Article

Economic Cooperation Of Russia And Cuba In The Modern Stage

Vadim V. Mikhailov
ORCiD ,
Konstantin V. Losev

Keywords: International economic policy of the Russian Federation, Russian-Cuban trade and economic relations, Russian-Cuban scientific and cultural cooperation, economy of the Republic of Cuba in the XXI century

Article no: 108

Pages 968-974

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.108

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Original Article

Russia-China Bilateral Fdi In The Context Of One Belt, One Road Initiative

W. Zhang
,
E. V. Davydenko
,
T. V. Kolesnikova
,
A. A. Ovodenko

Keywords: Investment, Russia, China, “One Belt, One Road” initiative, international economic relations.

Article no: 72

Pages 624-633

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.72

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