‘Tunisian Question’ in Franco-Italian Relations (1922—1928) by T. P. Nesterova

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Anticolonialism as a Guiding Principle of Chinese Foreign Policy by I. Y. Zuenko, Cui Heng

“…While the current Chinese leadership may not emphasize anticolonial rhetoric as frequently as during the Mao Zedong era (1950–1970s), the core essence of Chinese foreign policy remains unchanged. China acknowledges its former semi-colonial status and aligns its policies with the interests of developing countries, seeking cooperation to protect its own interests amidst potential superpower pressures. …”
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Discourse on Neocolonialism as an Element of Russia’s Foreign Policy Identity in Africa by A. R. Shishkina, E. D. Fain, L.  M. Issaev

“…This article addresses the issue of neocolonialism and, in particular, the context in which this issue is addressed within the framework of Russian official foreign policy. The article gives an idea of the emergence and modern understanding of the concept of neocolonialism within the framework of political science. …”
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Legislation on German Colonies Near St. Petersburg in 18th — Early 19th Centuries (Complete Collection of Laws of Russian Empire) by I. V. Cherkasyanova

“…Petersburg colonies. It is noted that laws related to suburban colonies are divided into two groups: documents of “northern” colonies founded in the 18th century and “coastal” colonies that emerged in the first decade of the 19th century. …”
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Dampak Kebijakan Agraria Pemerintah Kolonial Belanda terhadap Kondisi Sosial Ekonomi Petani di Pulau Jawa, 1870-1940 by Mutiara Zulyanti, Zuriatin Zuriatin, Syahbuddin Syahbuddin, Gaffar Hidayat

“…Weber’s sociological “Verstehen” approach is employed to analyze the policy’s impact on class, status, and power dimensions within the social structure of colonial villages. The results of the study show that although it formally recognized customary rights, this policy legitimized the seizure of uncertified land from the people and leased it to foreign private companies for up to 75 years. …”
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Mengungkap Makna Sejarah Nama Tempat: Studi Toponimi dan Pengaruh Kolonial di Asia dalam Manuskrip Serat Ngelmu Bumi Asia 1860 by Elis Suryani Nani Sumarlina, Wening Pawestri, Undang Ahmad Darsa, Rangga Saptya Mohamad Permana, Bani Sudardi, Abdul Rasyad

“…The results of this study indicate that place names in Asia, especially those recorded in the SNBA manuscript of 1860, reflect significant colonial influence. Many place names recorded in the SNBA manuscript, such as India Depan, India Belakang, and Ceylon, show changes that occurred due to decolonization and foreign cultural influences. …”
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Container traffic: East African case by V. S. Golubeva, N. V. Shcherbinin

“…The article reveals the historical features of foreign trade and its transport support in the East African region. …”
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German Colonists on River Milky Waters of Taurida Province in First Third of 19th Century by L. G. Stepanova

“…Until the 1830s, there were still unresolved issues related to land management and surveying of the German-speaking colonies.…”
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Features of Irish Migration to England in Late 14th — First Half of 15th Century by N. A. Lagoshina

“…Based on an analysis of tax documents, the author identifies entry points, main directions, and centers of migration. The state of Irish colonies in English counties is also explored. The relevance of the study is due to the lack of a comprehensive description of foreign populations in late medieval England and the need to identify the role of the Irish in English society. …”
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The Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Between the Russian Empire and the Kingdom of Portugal by D. N. Ermolovich

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Diplomatic training and Sovereignty: Insights from Non-Western States by I. V. Kiseleva, I. S. Khludov, A. I. Gladysheva, A. K. Adrianov, V. A. Perunov, S. A. Davydov

“…The authors employ a cross- regional comparative analysis of diplomatic training there, supplemented by a biographical method that traces the career trajectories of prominent foreign ministry officials. Our research rests on selected post-structuralist, post-colonial, neo-Marxist, and post-critical approaches to sovereignty in states deemed peripheral or semi-peripheral. …”
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Nina Ribeiro: O Ralph Nader brasileiro – A Colonialidade do Ser de um ativista do movimento consumerista no Brasil by Laís Rodrigues, Marcus Wilcox Hemais

“…The analysis showed the colonial process that underpinned the construction of the Brazilian consumer movement, in general, and the activism of Ribeiro, in particular, who sought legitimacy by importing foreign ideas, especially those of Nader. …”
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British Policy in Cyprus in the Second Half of 1940-ies: Lord Winster’s Constitutional Draft by A. G. Nesterov, M. I. Zlatoustova

“…On the basis of British documents, works of foreign authors, as well as articles from newspapers of that time the overview of British policy towards the island is given. …”
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Features of State Institutions of Ireland of XVIII Century by V. Yu. Apryshchenko, N. A. Lagoshina

“…In the first half of the 18th century, political, economic and religious struggles both within Ireland and between the British and Irish led to the fact that Ireland actually turned into an English colony. There are still disputes among foreign scholars about the status of Ireland in the 18th century, since the powers of the parliament in Dublin were limited, and most of the country's population did not have civil and political rights. …”
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Agent-based modeling of macrophage-fibroblast interactions in the immune response to biomaterials. by Jennifer Riccio, Luca Presotto, Shir Bahiri, Liad Doniza, Donato Inverso, Laura Sironi, Uri Nevo, Giuseppe Chirico

“…Foreign body reaction (FBR) denotes the reaction to the implantation of a biomaterial into the body. …”
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THE END OF THE WORLD WAR by RADU-ȘTEFAN VERGATTI

“…Japan was represented by its foreign minister. As a result, following the signing of the surrender, the Japanese Empire was definitively defeated, and the world war came to a complete end. …”
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