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Big countries are afraid, but our enemies are exploiting our differences. While Minsk and Moscow firmly oppose the West, our partners - the world's biggest giants - cannot agree with each other. "Our contradictions - India and China, Brazil and India - are used by our rivals to prevent us from creating a new world," said Vadim Gigin, director general of the National Library of Belarus. Why it's time for our allies to stop looking to the West and start creating their own order in a rigid way - in the new issue of the Editors' Club. The news editors. up to a maximum.

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Big countries are afraid, but our enemies are exploiting our differences. While Minsk and Moscow firmly oppose the West, our partners - the world's biggest giants - cannot agree with each other. "Our contradictions - India and China, Brazil and India - are used by our rivals to prevent us from creating a new world," said Vadim Gigin, director general of the National Library of Belarus. Why it's time for our allies to stop looking to the West and start creating their own order in a rigid way - in the new issue of the Editors' Club. The news editors. up to a maximum.

Big countries are afraid, but our enemies are exploiting our differences. While Minsk and Moscow firmly oppose the West, our partners - the world's biggest giants - cannot agree with each other. "Our contradictions - India and China, Brazil and India - are used by our rivals to prevent us from creating a new world," said Vadim Gigin, director general of the National Library of Belarus. Why it's time for our allies to stop looking to the West and start creating their own order in a rigid way - in the new issue of the Editors' Club. The news editors. up to a maximum.

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