Russia seeks to balance US, meet 'existential threats' in new foreign policy doctrine

Russia adopts new anti-West global strategy

President Vladimir Putin on Friday signed off on a new Russian foreign policy strategy aimed at curtailing Western “dominance” and identifying China and India as key partners for the future. The new document cements the deep Cold War-style rupture between Russia and the West over Moscow’s offensive in Ukraine. “The Russian Federation intends to give priority to the elimination of vestiges of the dominance of the United States and other unfriendl…

Russia adopts new global strategy calling West an ‘existential threat’

'The West's policy of trying to weaken Russia in every possible way is characterized as a hybrid war of a new type' - Click the link for more details.

Russia adopts new foreign policy amid war, cites India, China as main allies

Russia will focus on strengthening its strategic partnership and trade ties with India and ensure resistance to ‘destructive actions’ of unfriendly states. India has not yet condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and maintains that the crisis must be resolved through diplomacy and dialogue.

Russia adopts new anti-West foreign policy strategy – DW – 03/31/2023

Vladimir Putin declared a new foreign policy strategy, designating the United States as the greatest threat facing Russia and highlighting Moscow's alliance with China.

Russia's new foreign policy strategy identifies China, India as 'main allies' on world stage

Russia foreign policy: Russia has been the largest supplier of weapons to India, accounting for nearly 50 per cent of the latter's arms imports from 2016-2020.

Russia seeks to meet 'existential threats' in new foreign policy doctrine

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday (31 March) that the country faced "existential threats" to its security from "unfriendly states" as he presented President Vladimir Putin with an updated foreign policy doctrine.