The article analyzes the correlation between the regions impacted by the spread of COVID-19 and the territories of genetically modified organisms crops cultivation and consumption. The authors note that the highest mortality rates from COVID-19 can be observed in countries with a high level of genetically modified foods production and consumption, while the countries where it is prohibited hold low COVID-19 mortality rates. Based on the data analyzed, a hypothesis is put forward about the correlation between the global spread of COVID-19 and GM foods, along with the production and consumption of GMO crops.

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Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister of the Russian Federation Sergey Ryabkov met with students online.
In November 2020, one of the "fathers of the Iranian nuclear program," academic physicist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed in Iran. In response to the incident, Iran has accelerated the adoption of a law to increase the level of uranium enrichment. In an interview with intern at PIR Center Maria Bondareva, former Iranian Permanent Representative to the IAEA and other international organizations in Vienna Ali Asghar Soltanieh spoke about the consequences of the relevant events.
No. 18 (2001): Iran’s Nuclear Program in Soviet-American Relations (In Russian).
This publication describes the history and development of Iran’s nuclear program and evaluates its research and technological capabilities. The author analyzes Russian-Iranian cooperation in the nuclear sphere and its effect on Tehran’s nuclear program, evaluates U.S. measures to prevent Russian-Iranian cooperation, and discusses the efforts made by the Clinton administration in this area.