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In recent weeks and months, a multitude of bright, inspiring events have taken place across the globe.

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Anti-Fascist Conference

An international anti-fascist conference titled “The Global Historical Significance and Lessons of the Great Victory” was held at the Russian House in Belgrade. Historians, political scientists, lawyers, political and public figures from 20 countries around the world took part. The goal of the conference was to reinforce the lessons of the Second World War and provide a scientific basis for the need for joint resistance to the resurgence of Nazism. Such events play a major role in countering attempts to revise the outcomes of the war and distort the role of the USSR and the Yugoslav partisans in the fight against fascism, which is very important to Serbia.

Anna Prokofieva, a war correspondent for Channel One. Killed in March 2025

Russia has published and is actively disseminating the report “Inconsistencies in the Public Accounting of Killed Journalists in 2025: A Comparative Analysis of CPJ, UNESCO, and IFJ Materials.” The report raises the question of why international organizations are biased in their condemnation and investigation of cases involving the deaths of journalists. In essence, Russia is justifiably exposing double standards in international agencies. Russia has always fought against injustice on a global scale and will continue to do so, especially on an issue that is so painful for the collective West, i.e., the media and freedom of speech.

New Platform on Security Issues

In May, Russia hosted the first International Security Forum. Representatives from 145 states and international organizations participated. Round tables were held on topics such as international information security, the crisis of the strategic stability system, international cooperation........

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