Международное обозрение 15.05.2026

#507_International_Review Donald Trump paid a major visit to China. The reception was so pompous that even the US President was pleased. All the required protocol and formalities were observed, but differences of opinion were registered over policy positions. China feels more confident than ever. The US is bogged down in a conflict in the Middle East, and this irritates Trump. Meanwhile, North Korea has changed its constitution. At least, that's what they say in the south of the peninsula. Now, in the event of the leader's death, a nuclear retaliatory strike will be automatic. Why were these changes necessary? And finally, a quiet political scandal is brewing in Britain. Labour lost the local elections, and Keir Sarmer is being asked to resign, but he refuses. What does the near future hold for Europe's political elites? Guests: Rakesh Bhadauria Retired Major General, Director of the Center for Strategic Research and Modeling (India) Tsogtbaatar Damdin Member of the Supreme Khural of Mongolia Yan Cheng Executive Director of the Shanghai Academy of Global Governance and Regional Studies, Shanghai International Studies University (China) Konstantin Asmolov Leading Researcher, Center for Korean Studies, Institute of China and Modern Asia, Russian Academy of Sciences Ian Proud Retired Diplomat, Author of the Peacemonger video channel (UK) Richard Sakwa Emeritus Professor, University of Kent (UK) Host: Fyodor Lukyanov Director: Fyodor Kalugin Producer: Irina Filatova Editor-in-Chief: Anton Chermensky Observer: Andrey Murtazin Correspondent: Sofia Sergieva Director installation: Borislav Grebnev