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On May 2, more than 40 friends and partners of the PIR Center gathered at the Permanent Mission of Russia to the UN. Among them were heads and high representatives of delegations participating in the third session of the Preparatory Committee of the NPT Review Conference, the world's largest experts in the field of non-proliferation, graduates of PIR Center programs working in New York, young scientists and master students of double degree in the field of non-proliferation.
"Can it really be true that PIR Center is a quarter of a century old today? It would be a great occasion for a grand celebration, wouldn’t it. But I still cannot quite believe it.
When me and a tiny team of my associates were establishing PIR Center in the spring of 1994, working in a small room on the corner of Tverskaya Ulitsa and Strastny Boulevard overlooking the Pushkin statue in the very heart of Moscow, I could hardly imagine that this great institution would live long enough to see the new century and indeed the new millennium. If someone told me back at the time that it would mark its 25th anniversary in Moscow, Geneva and New York, or that greetings would be pouring in from all over the world to what is now a highly reputable international nongovernmental organization, I probably wouldn’t believe them. After all, how many fly-by-night NGOs have we all seen over the years – here today, gone tomorrow?," Vladimir Orlov, PIR Center Founder.
"Today a member of the PIR Center Executive Board, a member of the IMEMO (Institute of World Economy and International Relations) Directorate, Army General, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Hero of Russia Vyacheslav Trubnikov celebrates his 75th birthday. Vyacheslav Ivanovich, having reached the greatest heights of public service, you remained open to new ideas, plans and actions. We are happy to work with you for almost ten years! You are a source of soft, but mighty and attracting power, which is especially important in relations with the new generation of specialists – those who will construct a new world. Many well-known and beginning diplomats and military men, scientists and journalists throughout Eurasia are grateful for your inspiration and support, for your wise and precise judgement. We wish you good health, optimism and high spirits! We look forward to new meetings with you! Keep it up!" – PIR Center Director Albert Zulkharneev.
Publications archieve of Oleg Demidov
2014
1. Does Russia really want a fragmented Internet? Russia Direct, September 30, 2014.
2. ICT in the Brics Agenda before The 2015 Summit: Installing the Missing Pillar?, Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 20, Issue 2, 2014. – pp. 127-132.
3. Cybersecurity: Some Critical Insights and Perspectives. Ed. by Damien D. Cheong. US-Russian Confidence Building Measures in Cyberspace: Historical Background and Perspectives. – pp. 60-66.
4. No Peace No War 2015: An Outlook for Cyberspace and Global Security, Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 20, Issue 3-4, 2014. – pp. 1-4.
5. U.S.–Russian CBMs in the Use of ICTS: A Breakthrough with an Unclear Future, Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 20, Issue 3-4, 2014. – pp. 69-80.
6. A Twenty-First Century Concert of Powers – Promoting Great Power Multilateralism for the Post-Transatlantic Era. (Co-author of a collective monograph) The 21st Century Concert Study Group, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), 2014. – 83 p.
2013
1. Tackling the Challenges of ICT and the Internet. Invest in South Africa. Vladimir Orlov, Oleg Demidov. Publication by BRICS Research Group, University of Toronto, 2013.
2. High Tech on BRICS Agenda: What Could Russia Propose? Andrey Baklitsky, Evgeny Buzhinsky, Pavel Luzin, Oleg Demidov. Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 19, Issue 2, 2013. – pp. 81-84.
3. Flame in Cyberspace. Oleg Demidov, Maxim Simonenko. Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 19, Issue 2, 2013. – pp. 69-72.
4. Cyberwarfare and Russian Style of Cyberdefense, Security Index: A Russian Journal on International Security, Volume 19, Issue 3, 2013. – pp. 67-71.
2012
1. Social Networks in International and National Security. Security Index (International Edition) NO. 1 (98), 2012.
2. International Regulation of Information Security and Russia's National Interests. Security Index (International Edition), NO. 4 (101), Fall 2012.