From Mongolia to Khwārazm: The Qonggirad Migrations in the Jochid Ulus (13th.-15th. c.) by Ishayahu Landa

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THE TRANSFORMATION PERIODS IN THE RUSSIAN-TURKISH RELATIONS (1991-2016) by D. G. Bdoyan

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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization after Enlargement: New Challenges and Prospects by D. V. Efremenko

Subjects: “…geopolitical transformations in eurasia…”
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The Prospects of Russia and India Jointly Leading a New Non-Aligned Movement by A. Korybko, V. M. Morozov

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Regional economic integration in the Eurasian Economic Union: theory, lessons from the past and new opportunities by L. V. Shkvarya

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The Eurasian Space in Chinese Official and Academic Discourses by I. E. Denisov, I. A. Safranchuk

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Russian Strategy for Eurasian Integration: Key Elements, Determinants and Prospects for Development by D. S. Alekseev

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Arctic sea ice melting has produced distinct sea ice-atmosphere coupled patterns by Bingyi Wu

“…The leading coupled pattern dominantly depicts interannual variations of the cold Arctic―warm Eurasia or warm Arctic—cold Eurasia configuration, differing from the background warming pattern. …”
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Study on the spatial and temporal evolution of ecosystem service value based on land use change in Xi’an City by Lei Han, Yan Li, Zhemin Ge, Fang Fang, Lan Gao, Jin Zhang, Zhen Du, Liping Cui

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Key Discourses of Turkish Eurasianism and Their Impact on Turkey’s Foreign Policy by Ғ.Б. Жұматай, А.С. Ысқақ

“…Analyzing conceptual, theoretical, and ideological underpinnings of different varieties of Turkish Eurasianism, we will look into how they affect Turkey’s foreign policy course, especially in steering the country away from the conventional unidimensional pro-Western orientation and shifting it towards greater Eurasia through building a strategic alliance with states in Eurasia. …”
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La première mondialisation. Quelle place pour l’Afrique dans l’histoire évolutive et biogéographique du genre Homo ? by Jean-Renaud Boisserie

“…Africa hosted our evolution till the appearance of the genus Homo and its spreading over Eurasia about two million years ago. What happened afterwards? …”
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The Development of Russian-Chinese Expert Contacts on International Relations by I. A. Safranchuk

“…The article studies the major tracks of expert dialogue between Russian and Chinese experts on contemporary international affairs: the situation in the Near and Middle East, the developments in Eurasia, the major regional conflicts. The particular attention in the Russian-Chinese expert debates is devoted to the topic of Eurasia and the perspective for agreed implementation of Russia-sponsored Eurasian Economic Union and China-sponsored Economic belt of Silk Road. …”
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Rapid change in red cell blood group systems after the main Out of Africa of Homo sapiens by Stéphane Mazières, Silvana Condemi, Wassim El Nemer, Jacques Chiaroni

“…Herein we fully pictured the blood group genetic diversity of 22 Homo sapiens and 14 Neandertals from Eurasia living between 120,000 and 20,000 years before present (yBP). …”
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Events by Igor V. Karyakin, Elvira G. Nikolenko

“…IX International Conference on the Study and Conservation of Birds of Prey of the Working Group on Birds of Prey of Northern Eurasia (WGBPNE) “Birds of prey of the Northern Eurasia: Research and Conservation” was held in the Astrakhan State Nature Reserve (Russia) from 24th till 27th of September 2024. …”
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New paleomagnetic data on the Permian-Triassic sedimentary sections of the Moscow syneclise by A.M. Fetisova, R.V. Veselovskiy, M.P. Arefiev

“…The study is important and intriguing due to the current lack of any representative and reliable paleomagnetic data on the Permian-Triassic age for Eurasia. These data can be helpful for testing the hypothesis about the possibility of relative movements of Eurasia’s lithospheric blocks in the post-Paleozoic time, as well as about the geocentric axial dipole in the Paleozoic and Mesozoic. …”
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Proper Names as an Ethnocultural Text: Nogai Place Names as Determinants of Ethnic Memory by Mariia Bulgarova

“…The migration routes of the Nogais in the expanses of Eurasia are marked by toponyms preserved on maps of many historical territories and states, in archives and written monuments, oral folk art, ethnic memory of peoples. …”
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Estimating the impact of the Mongol expansion upon the gene pool of Tuvans by L. D. Damba, Е. V. Balanovskaya, M. K. Zhabagin, Y. М. Yusupov, Y. V. Bogunov, Z. M. Sabitov, A. T. Agdzhoyan, N. A. Korotkova, M. B. Lavryashina, B. B. Mongush, U. N. Kavai-ool, O. P. Balanovsky

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Evolutionary history and phylogeographic relationships of shrews from Sorex araneus group. by Paweł Mackiewicz, Magdalena Moska, Heliodor Wierzbicki, Przemysław Gagat, Dorota Mackiewicz

“…Shrews of the Sorex genus are an evolutionarily successful group that includes more than 77 species widely distributed in Eurasia and North America. The genus is one of the rare cases where karyotypic changes reflect well the evolutionary relationships among its species. …”
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An examination of changes in autumn Eurasian snow cover and its relationship with the winter Arctic Oscillation using 20th Century Reanalysis version 3 by G. J. Marshall

“…Robust relationships exist between September and October Eurasian SC and the winter AO across the 180-year span of 20CRv3. Within Eurasia, we reveal a strong SC–AO relationship with September SC in northeastern Eurasia, which has not been noted previously. …”
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Political-legal foundations of interaction between Russia and Mongolia as states-civilizations by A. S. Zhelezniakov, S. V. Nikiforov, S. Chuluun

“…Together with the need to formalize inter-civilizational cooperation at the international level and the historical role of the Mongolian and Russian civilizations in Eurasia, this allows to identify some prospects for developing such provisions and introducing new ones in the international regulatory frameworks by both Russia and Mongolia in order to ensure a solid value-ideological, social-cultural and political-legal foundation for a polycentric world.…”
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