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#Russia is not a superpower: how Dugin’s fantasies about “spheres of influence” expose Moscow’s economic decline, geopolitical weakness, and dangerous readiness for new wars in the #SouthCaucasus and #CentralAsia #Putin #Dugin #Kremlin #RussianImperialism— AzerNews (@AzerNewsAz) Jan 19, 2026
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In 2025, China’s imports hit a record value of 18.48 trillion yuan. For decades, the orthodox view of the Chinese economy focused almost exclusively on its export prowess. However, the granular breakdown of the 2025 data reveals that this operating model has been fundamentally superseded. The resilience of China’s imports now reflects a sophisticated industrial upgrading and a domestic market that has become indispensable to global growth.
Russian philosopher Aleksandr Dugin has sparked outrage across the South Caucasus and Central Asia with his recent interview advocating the annihilation of national sovereignties in these regions. Frankly speaking, one can hear similar “philosophical” monologues in almost any chaykhana across the South Caucasus. To give credit where it is due, however, Dugin at least attempts to support his arguments with historical references and statistics—something local armchair philosophers rarely bother with. The accuracy and interpretation of his facts, however, remain highly questionable.
