The Globalist Moscow hosts international security conference
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May 27, 2025 Joining the discussion are Jenny Mathers, a Senior Lecturer in International Politics, Mihai Popsoi, Moldova's Foreign Minister, Emmanuel Papavassiliou, a journalist specializing in Greek news, and Riri Reza, an acclaimed Indonesian film director. They tackle the intricacies of Moldova's struggles against Russian influence, the evolving dynamics of Western military support for Ukraine, and Greece's innovative digital governance initiatives. Riri shares insights on the evolution of Indonesian cinema, emphasizing cultural identity and storytelling in filmmaking.
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Russia's Global South Strategy
- Russia is using the Moscow security conference to build alliances mainly with the global South and East.
- It aims to position itself as a promoter of multilateralism against perceived Western dominance.
Russia's Military Dependencies
- Russia showcases its military tech but depends heavily on allies like North Korea and Iran for equipment and troops.
- This signals a need for external support in its Ukraine invasion.
Ukraine's Expanded Strike Capability
- Western allies have removed range limits on weapons sent to Ukraine.
- Ukraine can now target deeper Russian military sites, intensifying the conflict.