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Russia's soft power institutions tread carefully in Central Asia

Moscow is trying to maintain its influence in Central Asian countries through its soft power agencies with the aim of consolidating and strengthening its alliances in the region. But the 9 May celebrations revealed deep dissensions within some countries. [...]
Published on 19.05.2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Russian soft power chief Yevgeni Primakov Jr visits Paris to boost Franco-Russian relations

While the Franco-Russian relationship has been sustained by a resurgence of activity in recent months, the end of the year was not as fruitful as hoped. In order to restore order and to mitigate the nuisances caused by political disputes, the head of the Russian cultural institution Rossotrudnichestvo visited Paris in person at the end of November.

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Yevgeni Primakov Jr, director of the Russian cultural influence agency during his visit to Paris on 26 November 2021.

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